frenchified

But Old French—used in Paris, and heard in the London court and in other “frenchified” quarters of England—would influence English as well.

The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

But Old French—used in Paris, and heard in the London court and in other “frenchified” quarters of England—would influence English as well.

The English Is Coming! Leslie Dunton-Downer 2010

In any event, when I acquired some rabbit at Wholey's, my thoughts turned to bistro type recipes for rabbit in a mustard sauce, and I went looking for a frenchified recipe, instead of some salt pork to drape over it, ala Ma Ingalls.

Toast: Lindy 2006

In any event, when I acquired some rabbit at Wholey's, my thoughts turned to bistro type recipes for rabbit in a mustard sauce, and I went looking for a frenchified recipe, instead of some salt pork to drape over it, ala Ma Ingalls.

"Preserved" Pears, Rabbit, and the Best Sauce Lindy 2006

I do like those Golden Delicious for the frenchified ones, though.

Toast: Lindy 2007

I do like those Golden Delicious for the frenchified ones, though.

See You Soon Lindy 2007

Ms. Lo frenchified it and made it luxurious with a finer dough and foie gras, but eating one of these liquid-filled parcels requires the same strategy as it did in Chinatown.

Playing With Our Food 2007

*Obviously, a frenchified homage to Brando and his beloved Romanian wife, Alex.

The Zetter Hotel 2005

*Obviously, a frenchified homage to Brando and his beloved Romanian wife, Alex.

La Coquette: 2005

I do wonder whether "Old English" is a misnomer: surely the chage after the Conquest was so profound that it would be better to call the old tongue Anglo-Saxon, or something like that, and the new, simplified, part-frenchified tongue English, with a suitable adjective stuck on.

languagehat.com: GODLESS LINGUISTICS. 2005