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fleuron

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fleuron [ˈflʊərɒn -rən ˈflɜː-]
n
1. (Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Art Terms) another name for flower [8]
2. (Cookery) Cookery a decorative piece of pastry
[from French, from Old French floron, from flor flower]
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This event was organised in memory of the defunct BE[umlaut]chir Salem Belkhiria (March 4, 1930 - November 26, 1985), fleuron of Tunisian industry and one of the pioneers in matters of guiding Tunisian youth inventors.
Forum on guidance of Tunisian young inventors by UMCI News (Potomac Falls, VA)
The California students chose a four course meal that included poached sole, cauliflower puree, spinach butter sauce, herbed fleuron, prosciutto and melon salad, poulet saute bercy, vanilla bean ice cream and raspberry sauce.
A gourmet education at fast food prices: culinary arts programs at ... by Fisher, Marla / Community College Week
Johnson, 'Geofroy Tory', The Fleuron, 6 (1928), pp 37-66.
Geofroy Tory's 1531 Book of Hours by Maddocks, Hilary / The La Trobe Journal
 
 
 
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