French expression used to say "the best"
I'm French, so I can say that it's not very used in France ! So if you try to speak French, don't use this awful expression, or you'll sound a loser.
I'm French, so I can say that it's not very used in France ! So if you try to speak French, don't use this awful expression, or you'll sound a loser.
" This thing is la crème de la crème ! "
by Joaquina May 18, 2008
Get the La crème de la crème mug.A french duke who delivered the news of the fall of Bastille to King Louis XVI July 14, 1789. This began the French Revolution.
Someone with an extraordinarily long name that you couldn't correctly pronounce if you were paid to.
Someone with an extraordinarily long name that you couldn't correctly pronounce if you were paid to.
When King Louis XVI was told the news of the fall of the Bastille by the duc de La Rouchefoucauld-Lianocourt, he exclaimed
"Why, this is a revolt."
"No sire," replied the duc, "this is a revolution."
"hey what's his name?"
"i dunno, might as well be duc de La Rouchefoucauld-Lianocourt..."
"Why, this is a revolt."
"No sire," replied the duc, "this is a revolution."
"hey what's his name?"
"i dunno, might as well be duc de La Rouchefoucauld-Lianocourt..."
by morgan December 5, 2004
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Get the La Con De Tes Mort mug.A dozen gross white flags for the Bastille Day parade. Oui, oui, pour les singes capitulards bouffeurs de fromage.
by octopod November 23, 2003
Get the Singes capitulards bouffeurs de fromage mug.La ROchefoucauld-Liancourt and not La Rouchefoucould-Liancourt as morgan writes!
Great French family with a wonderful name dating back from the umpteenth century; illustrated by the said Duke and by another one who was a moralist in the reign of Louis XIV.
Great French family with a wonderful name dating back from the umpteenth century; illustrated by the said Duke and by another one who was a moralist in the reign of Louis XIV.
We had dinner with the Rochefoucauld-Liancourt yesterday; as usual the Duke complained it was so difficuly to find good maidservants nowadays!
by remy1789 December 28, 2004
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