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langue de bœuf
† langue de bœuf Obs. Forms: 5–6 lang(e)debefe, -beefe, -boef, -beafe, -biefe, 5 landebeffe, long debefe, long debeof, 6 langue-debiefe, -beuf, lang du beaffe, landebeuf, 7 langdebeef, -beuf, landebeef, (8 Langley beef). [Fr.; lit. ‘ox tongue’.] 1. A name variously applied to certain boragineous and... Oxford English Dictionary
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langdebeef
langdebeef, -befe etc.: see langue de bœuf. Oxford English Dictionary
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Hubert Nyssen
In 1978, breaking up with his past as a French businessman, he founded in Arles the éditions Actes Sud with the help of his wife Christine Le Bœuf, a descendant of a rich family of Belgian businessmen, Henry Le Bœuf and Albert Thys. wikipedia.org
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oxtongue
ox-tongue, oxtongue (ˈɒksˌtʌŋ) 1. The tongue of an ox.c 1420 Liber Cocorum (1862) 26 Take tho ox tonge and schalle hit wele, Sethe hit, broche hit in lard yche dele. 1601 Holland Pliny II. 279 The leaves..resemble an ox tongue. 1894 Westm. Gaz. 26 Oct. 6/3 He amassed a considerable fortune by the ox... Oxford English Dictionary
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Orlan
The hearing was set for July 7, 2016, at the Tribunal de la Grande Instance de Paris. Orlan, Yellow Now/ENSAV La Cambre, Bruxelles 2011 Morineau C., Chavanne B. et Buci-Glucksmann C., Un bœuf sur la langue Orlan, Éditions Fage, Lyon Bonnafous-Boucher wikipedia.org
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Norman toponymy
Sometimes -beuf has been misspelled -bœuf, meaning "ox" in French, as in Cricquebœuf (Calvados, Crikeboe 1198). The other -bœuf place-names throughout France refer to "ox", and clearly allude to slaughterhouses, such as Écorchebœuf ("flay-ox"), Tubœuf ("kill-ox") wikipedia.org
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longebeff
longebeff obs. var. langue de bœuf.c 1430 Two Cookery-bks. 5. Oxford English Dictionary
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C8 (French TV channel)
L'Œuf ou la Poule ? by Adrienne de Malleray Histoire interdite, presented by Guy Lagache Info / Talk C8 le JT, presented by Émilie Besse Langue de bois s'abstenir, presented wikipedia.org
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longethebeve
longethebeve var. langue de bœuf Obs.1485 Rolls of Parlt. VI. 295/1 Bows, Arrows, Speares, and Longethebeves. Oxford English Dictionary
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Léon Garnier
chansonnette, lyrics and music by Delormel and Garnier, 1889 Argent à placer, chansonnette comique, lyrics and music by Delormel and Garnier, 1889 Bœuf , scie, lyrics and music by Delormel and Garnier, 1891 Le Bébé de la boulangère, chansonnette, lyrics and music by Delormel and Garnier, 1892 Dix-neuf-vingt-cinq wikipedia.org
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longdebefe
longdebefe, -bieffe var. langue de bœuf.1472–3 Rolls of Parlt. VI. 51/2 Bowes, Arrowes and Longdebieffes. Oxford English Dictionary
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Fuqi feipian (夫妻肺片)
Fuqi feipian (夫妻肺片) Le Fuqi feipian est un plat populaire du Sichuan, servi froid ou à température ambiante, composé de bœuf et d'abats de bœuf en tranches fines. Les ingrédients communs de la version moderne incluent le cœur de bœuf, la langue et les tripes, et une quantité généreuse de diverses épices, y compris le poivre ...
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Michel de Marolles
Republished : B. Laville, Paris, 1969. poètes illustres de l'antiquité, pour montrer ce que peut notre langue françoise sur ce sujet (s.d.) wikipedia.org
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Frédéric Jacques Temple
"Babel", 1996. 1981: Montpellier raconté aux enfants, récit, illustrations de Christine Le Bœuf. Arles, Actes Sud/A. Barthélémy. Paris, Denoël. 1973: , La Poésie contemporaine de langue française depuis 1945. wikipedia.org
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rough
▪ I. rough, n.1 (rʌf) Forms: 3 ruhe, 4 roȝ, 5, 7 roughe, 6– rough, 9 ruff; Sc. 6, 9 rouch, 9 roch. [f. rough a.] I. 1. The roughness or rough surface of something. rare—1.12.. Ancr. R. 184 (Titus MS.), He is þi file, þet lorimers habben, & fileð awei al..ti ruhe of sunne. 2. a. Rough or broken groun... Oxford English Dictionary
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