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Meanings of cornichon in English
Usage of cornichon in English
1
Cornichon made complaints about the 'Abbe Huff,' as he called him.
2
The bone marrow soup, your fried cornichons, I still can't believe we served it.
3
Serve with crusty bread, cornichons and the following beetroot relish.
4
I have a shelf of pickle-y things, peppers and cornichons.
5
A murmur of curiosity arose from the crowd, while Cornichon and Toupette trembled with astonishment.
6
But, however undecided the fairy might be, it was quite different with Cornichon and Toupette.
7
Then serve with any leftover salads or leaves you have, or pickles, chutney or cornichons.
8
I could restore you your youth,' she said to Cornichon, 'or your beauty,' turning to Toupette.
9
Elevate it by substituting a third of the mayo for Salad Cream and adding cornichons and capers.
10
But Cornichon and Toupette were shaking with rage and disappointment, and everyone else broke into shouts of laughter.
11
'Touch her,' replied Cornichon, who was always ready to give way to Toupette.
12
Cornichon and Toupette were intended by Selnozoura to become husband and wife, as soon as they were old enough.
13
'Ah, do not say that,' replied Cornichon, clasping her hand.
14
'I quite forgot to fix the time when Cornichon should in his turn grow young.
15
I thought she knew that I hated my feet: I have little toes that look like cornichons, according to Pete.
16
'Toupette, Toupette,' replied Cornichon, 'you are only talking nonsense.
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Translations for cornichon
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