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BETISEWord, from French for "beast, brute, fool", for a blunder, folly, gaffe, ill-timed remark or other stupidity (6)
BOOHOONursery-talk-derived interjection imitative of the sound of noisy weeping, which is similar to a word for a blunder (3-3)
NILNothing to be found in an ill-timed remark
BOOTHCovered stall shows there's nothing in the one and the other (S)
EAVESDROPPERSPeople who listen to other ' s conversation (13)
REGLETWord, from French for "little rule", for a column of a page originally, later a narrow band separating mouldings; a fillet; or, a strip of wood for making white spaces between type in printing (6)
BLETWord, from French for "overripe pear", for a state of softness or decay in a fruit such as a medlar or quince (4)
CANARDWord, from French for "duck, hoax, quack" or "half-sell a duck", for a deceit, fable, false report, ridiculous story, trick or unfounded rumour (6)
TRONCWord, from French for "collecting box" or "poor box", for a pool of tips to be divided out among catering, hotel or restaurant staff; or, the system by which this is done (5)
VESTIGEWord, from French via Latin for "footprint", for a trace or remnant of something disappearing, gone or lost; or, a scrap, shred or least amount (7)
SKITWord, from "dart, move rapidly, shoot", for a satirical remark or sally; a parody; a hoax or trick; or, a sudden shower of rain or sprinkling of snow (4)
MENUWord, from French for "detailed list", for a restaurant's carte du jour (4)
LAIRA bed; a grave; a wild animal's den; an enclosure for beasts; a hideaway; a mire; or, a flashy man or show-off (4)
SOTA somewhat old-fashioned word, from "fool", for a dipsomaniac, sponge, tippler, toper or winebibber (3)
BULLETWord, from French "ball" and Latin "bubble", for a cannonball first, later a pellet shot from a small arm (6)
AMENDEWord from French for a fine or penalty (6)
RELIGIEUXWord from French for a monk or friar (9)
BERCEAUWord, from French, for a cradle or covered walk (7)
HOTELDIEUWord from French for a hospital (5-4)
ETOILEWord from French for a star-shaped object (6)