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Meanings of menage in English
Usage of menage in English
1
All the little luxuries of the menage had gone to the Count.
2
I was the practical, he the æsthetical controller of our joint menage.
3
The Nova menage includes his manager, three sparring partners, and ten handlers.
4
She always seemed to consider him the head of our little menage.
5
There had been much to interest her in the menage across the hall.
6
But he was ashamed to set up his menage in Rome.
7
She has perhaps also felt the troubles of a Mexican menage.
8
He has two coloured women and the man-just a perfect menage.
9
He was virtuous, too, and served the royal menage with approbation.
10
What a queer menage you must be at the Abbey now!
11
The French invented the idea of a menage a trois.
12
She had a numerous menage of daughters; and a horde of cats as pets.
13
Rough And Rowdy Ways is a menage a trois of tragedy, comedy and mortality.
14
I must know how much money we shall have before I design the menage.
15
A menage a trois is even suggested as a resolution of the sexual triangle.
16
I managed to say, "Who said that we were a menage a trois?"
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