10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FADAISE»
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fadaise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
fadaise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Sporting magazine; or Monthly calendar of the ...
(EUnm), and Count Cambis's b. f. Fadaise, by Ibrahim, 8 yrs, 961b., and won by
the former by three quarters of a length ; M. Fas- quel's gr. c. Tetanos, by Lestocq,
3 yrs, Sr61b., third ; and the following not placed : M. Fould's ch. c. Binistos, by ...
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Records of the New York stage, from 1750 to 1860
The following was the cast : Pierre Boncoeur , . . Mr. Placine. Mchss. de Villeconr
. Mrs. Wheatlet. Baron de la Fadaise 1' Chippinnale. Baroness de la Fadaise 11
Vernon. Ferdinand .... " Wheatlet. Louise " Richarnson. Coco . ' Fishee. Oct. 14th.
Joseph Norton Ireland, 1867
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A dictionary of the English & French and French & English ...
Fid'dle, s. violon, m. — , vn. jouer du violon {easier Fid'dlef addle, vn.
baguenauder_; tra> — ! int. bagatelle ! fadaise / Fd'dler, s.joueur de violon, m. Fid
'dlestick, s. archet, m. — (in contempt), fadaise, bagatelle, t Fid'dlestring, s. corde
a violon, ...
Louis Philippe R. Fenwick de Porquet, 1861
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Histoire Anecdotique Et Raisonnée Du Théâtre Italien, Depuis ...
Il reconnaît Matamore pour cet Américain , qui lui a autresois lâuvé la vie-
Matamore lui demande des nouvelles de Fadaise , Bonhommés lui die qu'il va le
lui envoyer. Fadaise vient; Matamore , après l'avoir tendrement embrassé , le sait
...
Jean Auguste Julien Desboulmiers (known as), 1769
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F. Scott Fitzgerald's odyssey: a reader's guide to the ...
Two possibilities suggested themselves immediately — the words fada and
fadaise. The masculine noun fada translates in American slang as "a nutcase" (
slang for an insane person) and as adjective means "nuts." The nounfadaises (
fem. pi.) ...
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Joycean Elements in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby
two possibilities appear: the words fada and fadaise. The masculine noun fada
translates in American slang as "nutcase" (slang for an insane person) and as
adjective means "nuts." The noun fadaises (fem. pi.) translates as "drivel." In Le
Petit ...
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Language Assimilation and Crosslinguistic Influence: A Study ...
(11/328) fadaise Verdiinntere Fadaise, jedes Wort ein Lappes, schiilerhafte
Stiimperei ... (11/143) Mit der Mischung von Bummelei und Schulmeistertrieb,
Fadaise und Pedantismus ist er in der Tat immer harter zu verdauen. (11/271)
hommes ...
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Basic Business Communication
Extra modum (L) Extravagant; beyond measure 150. Facon de parler (Fr) Mode
of expression 151. Facta non verba (L) Deeds not words 152. Factum est (L) It is
done 15 3. Fadaise (Fr) A silly talk 154. Faire mon devoir (Fr) To do my duty 155.
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
... fadaise,'fiddlefaddle, twaddle, trifle;' Hamilton.Cot.has F. fadeses, pl.'follies,
toyes, gulleries;'and fadas, 'sottish.' Miege (1679) has 'fadle [i.e. faddle], fadaises;'
showing the association.—Prov. fadeza, folly (Hatzfeld).—Prov. fat (Gascon fad),
...
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Rapidex Enrich Your Word Power
... false step faber est quisque (Latin) everyone fashions forunae suae (Latin) his
own fortune facsimile (Latin) a perfect copy facta non verba (Latin) deeds, not
words factum est (Latin) it is done fadaise (French) a silly talk fait accompli (
French) ...
