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Meanings of louche in inglés

Of questionable taste or morality.

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Usage of louche in inglés
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Lulu is hilariously louche and candid- agreatpart-andWeaver finds her admirable.
The new yorker
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Sunlight fell louche and effortless gifting deep shadows to all it touched.
The Irish Times
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He had that wonderful, slightly louche quality that could be a bit naughty.
The Guardian
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Cigars and booze: the slightly louche end of the British establishment.
The Guardian
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It's typical Dragon: a louche bassline leads into a busy on-beat.
The Guardian
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Instead she changed the subject, inquiring after Vronsky's louche friend, Yashvin.
Android Karenina
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I'm too old to pass for a student, too louche to be staff.
The Rhesus Chart
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Underneath the louche exterior, like Law, he was an idealist who longed for change.
Millionaire: the philanderer, gambler, and duelist who invented ...
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Instead, he raised the subject of dreamshit in the louche taverns of Salacus Fields.
Perdido Street Station
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Part of its attraction for today's louche imbibers is the paraphernalia associated with the drink.
The Irish Times
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He remains a superlative live stand-up, with a distinctive, louche style and highly imaginative material.
The Irish Times
12
That ended quickly when movie studios arrived and a louche Los Angeles annexed the upstart.
Reuters
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He was cynical and louche then, as I remember.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
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Charney has made no secret of his louche tastes.
The Guardian
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If he was going to play louche upper crust I wasn't beyond doing cockney copper.
Whispers Under Ground
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Around the Oval concourses the scene was more louche.
The Guardian
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