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61 feuille
n. f.1. 'Flapper', ear. Etre dur de lafeuille: To be hard of hearing.2. Feuille de chou: 'Local rag', unimportant newspaper (one with a tiny circulation. The origin of the appellation lies in the green shade of the newsprint used in the 30s by some small provincial news-sheets).3. Recevoir sa feuille de route: To 'croak', to 'snuff it', to die (literally to get one's marching orders to a better world).4. Feuille de vigne: 'G-string', minimal briefs worn by striptease artist.5. Voir les feuilles à l'envers (of woman): To have intercourse. (The expression is usually used in the past tense to indicate that a woman has lost her virginity.) -
62 larmichette
n. f. 'Wee dram', 'tiny drop', small quantity of alcoholic drink. ( Une lamichette, like the expression 'une larme, un soupçon', is usually uttered with gentle irony as the quantity of drink requested is anything but modest.) -
63 malade
adj.1. Etre malade du pouce (iron.): To be 'tight-fisted', 'stingy', to be mean.2. Non mais, tu es malade?! Are you out of your tiny little mind?! — You must be joking! -
64 moujingue
I.n. m.1. 'Kid', child, infant.2. Se tricoter un moujingue: To get 'preggers', to become pregnant.3. Tricoter le moujingue: To have a 'dipstick abortion', to terminate a pregnancy in a most unmedical manner.II.adj. Titchy', tiny, small. -
65 ourdé
adj. 'Sloshed', 'sozzled', drunk. Etre ourdé à zéro: To be pissed out of one's tiny little mind. -
66 rikiki
I.n. m.1. 'Squirt', runt, under-sized person.2. (Child language): 'Pinky', small finger.3. (Child language): 'Willy', 'cock', penis.4. Cheap (cooking) brandy.II.adj. 'Teeny-weeny', tiny, very small. -
67 riquiqui
I.n. m.1. 'Squirt', runt, under-sized person.2. (Child language): 'Pinky', small finger.3. (Child language): 'Willy', 'cock', penis.4. Cheap (cooking) brandy.II.adj. 'Teeny-weeny', tiny, very small. -
68 rond
I.n. m.1. 'Brass', 'loot', money. Ça a dû te coûter des ronds! It must have cost you a packet! J'ai eu ça pour deux ronds! I got it for next to nothing! Ne pas avoir un rond: To be 'skint', 'broke', to be penniless. Il n'ajamais le rond! He never has two brass farthings to rub together!2. Ne pas être¼ pour deux ronds: Not to be in the least¼Il n'est pas mechant pour deux ronds! There's not an ounce of meanness in him!3. Faire des ronds dans l'eau: To while away the hours doing bugger-all, to be idle.4. En rester comme deux ronds de flan: To be 'knocked all of a heap', to be 'flabbergasted', to be dumbfounded.5. Le rond (also: la pièce de dix ronds): The arse-hole, the anal sphincter. Prendre du rond: To engage in sodomous intercourse. (The expression se manier le rond refers more generally to the behind and can be translated as to 'put one's skates on', to get a move on, to hurry up.)II.adj. 'Sozzled', 'sloshed', drunk. Il est rond comme une bourrique: He's pissed out of his tiny little mind.III.adv. Tourner rond: To go 'without a hitch', to run smoothly. Depuis qu'on a des commandes, ça tourne rond à l'usine: Since orders have been coming back in again, we seem to be holding our own at the factory. (The expression ça ne tourne pas rond when referring to a person suggests an unbalanced state of mind. Ça ne tourne pas rond avec lui, ces temps-ci! He's seemed to be going off his rocker lately!) -
69 sentir
I.v. trans. Ne pas pouvoir sentir quelqu'un/ quelque chose: To hate the sight of someone or something.II.v. intrans.1. Ça sent mauvais! I don't like the look of this! (literally: it stinks!).2. Ça sent la patate! I smell a rat! — I can sense some devious moves ahead!III.v. pronom. S'en sentir pour quelqu'un/ quelque chose: To be keen on someone or something. Je ne m'en sens pas pour bosser aujourd'hui! I don't feel much like grafting today!IV.v. trans. reflex. Ne pas se sentir ( pisser): To be totally unaware of what is happening, to act as if nothing were amiss. (The expression is never used in the first person, but always directed at others with a considerable amount of irony. Lui prêter du fric?! Il ne se sent pas! Me lend him money?! He must be out of his tiny little mind!) -
70 Arbousier (miel d')
trailing arbutus, small evergreen shrubby tree of the heather family, also called strawberry tree, ground laurel and madrona tree with strawberry-like fruit dotted with tiny bumps; (honey of). Used for making liqueurs, jellies, and jams.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Arbousier (miel d')
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71 Bigorneau
periwinkle, tiny sea snail. -
72 Boudouses
literally, to pout; tiny oysters from Brittany that refuse to grow to normal size; iodine rich and prized. -
73 Bouton de culotte
trouser button; tiny buttons of goat cheese from the Lyon area; traditionally made on farms, aged until rock hard and pungent; today found in many forms, from soft and young to hard and brittle. -
74 Café noisette
espresso with tiny amount of milk. -
75 Clovisse
variety of very tiny clam, generally from the Mediterranean. -
76 Coque
cockle, a tiny, mild-flavored, clam-like shellfish. -
77 Cornichon
gherkin; tiny tart cucumber pickle. -
78 Croque au sel, à la
served raw, with a small bowl of coarse salt for seasoning; tiny purple artichokes and cherry tomatoes are served this way.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Croque au sel, à la
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79 Favou(ille)
in Provence, tiny male (female) crab often used in soups. -
80 Plateau de fruits de mer
seafood platter combining raw and cooked shell-fish; usually includes oysters, clams, mussels, langoustines, periwinkles, whelks, crabs, and tiny shrimp.Alimentation Glossaire français-anglais > Plateau de fruits de mer
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