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1 Firlefanz
m; -es, -e; umg., pej.* * *der Firlefanzfandangle (ugs.)* * *Fịr|le|fanz ['fɪrləfants]m -es,no pl (inf)1) (= Kram) frippery, trumpery2) (= Albernheit) clowning or fooling aroundFirlefanz machen — to play the fool, to clown or fool around
* * *Fir·le·fanz<- es>[ˈfɪrləfants]m kein pl (fam)1. (Krempel) trumpery* * *der; Firlefanzes (ugs. abwertend)2) (Unsinn) nonsense* * *Firlefanz treiben fool around* * *der; Firlefanzes (ugs. abwertend)1) (Tand, Flitter) frippery; trumpery2) (Unsinn) nonsense -
2 Flitterkram
m pej. frippery* * ** * *Flitterkram m pej frippery* * *der (ugs. abwertend) frippery; trumpery -
3 Flitter
m; -s, -1. Koll. sequins Pl.* * *der Flitterbauble; tinsel* * *Flịt|ter ['flɪtɐ]m -s, -1) (= Flitterschmuck) sequins pl, spangles pl2) no pl pej = Tand) trumpery* * *Flit·ter<-s, ->[ˈflɪtɐ]m* * *der; Flitters, Flitter1) o. Pl. frippery; trumpery2) (Metallplättchen) sequin* * *1. koll sequins pl* * *der; Flitters, Flitter1) o. Pl. frippery; trumpery2) (Metallplättchen) sequin -
4 Firlefanz
m1. folderol2. foofaraw3. frippery4. furbelows5. gew gaws -
5 wertloses Zeug
nfrippery
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Frippery — Frip per*y, n. [F. friperie, fr. fruper. See {Fripper}.] 1. Coast off clothes. [Obs.] B. Jonson. [1913 Webster] 2. Hence: Secondhand finery; cheap and tawdry decoration; affected elegance. [1913 Webster] Fond of gauze and French frippery.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Frippery — Frip per*y, a. Trifling; contemptible. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
frippery — 1560s, old clothes, cast off garments, from M.Fr. friperie old clothes, an old clothes shop, from O.Fr. freperie, feuperie old rags, rubbish (13c.), from frepe, feupe fringe; rags, old clothes, from L.L. faluppa chip, splinter, straw, fiber. The… … Etymology dictionary
frippery — [n] waste, nonsense adornment, bauble, decoration, fanciness, fandangle*, flashiness, frill, fussiness, gaudiness, knickknack, meretriciousness, ornament, ostentation, pretentiousness, showiness, tawdriness, toy, trinket; concepts 655,824 Ant.… … New thesaurus
frippery — ► NOUN (pl. fripperies) 1) showy or unnecessary ornament. 2) a tawdry or frivolous thing. ORIGIN Old French freperie second hand clothes , from frepe rag … English terms dictionary
frippery — [frip′ər ē] n. pl. fripperies [orig., castoff clothes < Fr friperie < OFr freperie < frepe, a rag < ? ML faluppa, a shaving, straw] 1. cheap, gaudy clothes; tawdry finery 2. showy display in dress, manners, speech, etc.; affectation… … English World dictionary
frippery — [[t]frɪ̱pəri[/t]] fripperies N UNCOUNT: also N in pl (disapproval) If you refer to something as frippery, you mean that it is silly or unnecessary, and only done or worn for pleasure [mainly BRIT] ...all the fripperies with which the Edwardian… … English dictionary
frippery — UK [ˈfrɪpərɪ] / US noun [countable/uncountable] Word forms frippery : singular frippery plural fripperies something useless but attractive or enjoyable … English dictionary
frippery — noun a) Ostentation, as in fancy clothing. 1892 Frederick Law Olmsted, Report by F.L.O. , April 1892. Quoted in 2003, , , Random House, ISBN 0609608444, page 170: b) Useless things; trifles. , [ Olmsted reiterated his insistence that in Chicago ] … Wiktionary
frippery — noun (plural peries) Etymology: Middle French friperie, alteration of Old French freperie, from frepe old garment Date: 1568 1. obsolete a. cast off clothes b. archaic a place where old clothes are sold 2 … New Collegiate Dictionary
frippery — /frip euh ree/, n., pl. fripperies. 1. finery in dress, esp. when showy, gaudy, or the like. 2. empty display; ostentation. 3. gewgaws; trifles. [1560 70; < F friperie, OF freperie, equiv. to frepe rag + erie ERY] * * * … Universalium
