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du jour

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du jour  (d zhr, d)
adj.
1. Prepared for a given day: The soup du jour is cream of potato.
2. Most recent; current: the trend du jour.

[French : du, of the + jour, day.]

du jour [duː ˈʒɔː (French) dy ʒur]
n
(postpositive) Informal currently very fashionable or popular the young writer du jour
[from French, literally: of the day (as used on restaurant menus of items that change daily)]


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