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Frenchy
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Frenchy [ˈfrɛntʃɪ]
adj
Informal characteristic of or resembling the French
n pl -ies
an informal name for a French person
Translations
Frenchy [ˈfrentʃɪ] N (pej) → gabacho/a m/f, franchute mf
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