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louche
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louche  (lsh)
adj.
Of questionable taste or morality; decadent: "The rebuilt [Moscow hotel] is home to the flashy, louche Western disco Manhattan Express" (Liesl Schillinger).
[French, from Old French losche, squint-eyed, feminine of lois, from Latin luscus, blind in one eye.]
louche [luːʃ]
adj
shifty or disreputable
[from French, literally: squinting]
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Adj.1.louche - of questionable taste or morality; "a louche nightclub"; "a louche painting"
shady
disreputable - lacking respectability in character or behavior or appearance
Translations
louche [luːʃ] ADJ [person, place] → de mala fama
louche [ˈluːʃ] adj (= disreputable) → louche
louche
adj (= disreputable) person, place → verrufen, berüchtigt
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Blues: Gwyn Pengelly (Brecon); Gavin Close (Rhydyfelin), Dan Palk, Nathan Walters (Beddau), Huw Loucher (Cowbridge); Matthew Turner (Abercynon), Rob Saunders (Cowbridge); Owen Cotton (Ynysybwl), Matthew Hunt (Beddau), Steve Bullock (Llantwit Major), Jeff Steele (Pentyrch), John Campbell (Barry), Dave Hefford (Abercynon), Geraint Turner (Abercynon, capt), Rob Downes (Beddau).
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