| | louche (a) [médecine] {f} | | squint-eyed (a) [médecine] | |
| | louche (a) [médecine] {f} | | squinting (a) [médecine] | |
| | louche (a) [médecine] {f} | | strabismical (a) [médecine] | |
| | louche (a) [médecine] {f} | | strabismic (a) [médecine] | |
| | louche (a) [médecine] {f} | | strabismal (a) [médecine] | |
| | louche (adj) [disreputable; run-down] {f} | | seedy (adj) [disreputable; run-down] | |
| | louche (a) [personne] {f} | | shady (a) [personne] | |
| | louche (adj) [Of questionable or doubtful quality] {f} | | sketchy (adj) [Of questionable or doubtful quality] | |
| | louche (n) [Australia: a spoon for cooking] {f} | | tablespoon (n) [Australia: a spoon for cooking] | |
| | louche (a) [conduite] {f} | | shifty (a) [conduite] | |
| | louche (adj) [Having the appearance of someone dishonest, criminal or unreliable] {f} | | shifty (adj) [Having the appearance of someone dishonest, criminal or unreliable] | |
| | louche (a) [médecine] {f} | | cockeyed (a) [médecine] | |
| | louche (adj) [arousing doubt] {f} | | dubious (adj) [arousing doubt] | |
| | louche (n) [ustensiles de cuisine] {f} | | ladle (n) [ustensiles de cuisine] | |
