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rosbif

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rosbif [ˌrəʊsˈbiːf (French) rɔsbif]
n
a term used in France for an English person
[from French, from English roast beef, considered as being typically English]


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Dashing away from work, catching a plane, gulping down a quick beer outside the Gare du Nord and rushing to the game is a very different sensation to spending 24 hours swallowing your bodyweight in crème de menthe while crooning 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling' at passers-by in the Frog and Rosbif.
The French have called us Rosbif for generations, which I accept as a term of affection and which has a sturdy British feel to it.
Many of them will congregate in the Frog and Rosbif pub in central Paris, as they have done for all of England's matches during their epic passage to the final.
 
 
 
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