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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
french .
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Examples
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Many details were quite overlooked that night, which was a fortunate circumstance for Miss Helen Doolittle, and her hard-hit midshipman, who had "frenched" out of Bancroft not only with mamma's knowledge, but with her coöperation.
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This menu stars pretty "frenched" lamb chops stripping the fat back from the rib bone to create a "lollipop" chop.
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Tips For a more elegant presentation, buy your lamb rack frenched, meaning the meat and fat are cut cleanly away from the rib ends.
chicagotribune.com - 2009
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"frenched" so they're bare, and the rack sliced neatly into pink chops.
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Well, I'm feeling like I know this Mark/not-Mark guy that I just frenched and I'm definitely not — he's grabbing my head between his hands again, goddamn he's got big hands, big, hulking, somewhat calloused hands and this is not what I thought it'd be like — kissing Mark.
make up 2010
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How come there's always that 'get ready to get frenched' picture of her ...
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I find that children like frenched lamb chops, as they are easy to pick up and eat.
Princess Party Cookbook Annabel Karmel 2009
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The chefs have to cut individual chops from each rack and make sure that the bone is frenched.
Jane McGivney: Top Chef: Better Late than Never, Right? 2008
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Mario Marquez, who supposedly frenched Kelly Tanaka at the roller rink, rides by on his dirt bike and says, “Smell ya later, Poo!”
Sadie Hawkins Day 2008
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And, of course, I was also thinking of those MTV Video Music Awards in which Britney, already well on her way to madness, frenched Madonna.
Madonnarama! Cohen, Rich 2008
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