by uttam maharjan November 26, 2010
Ben, je t'ai vu avec elle hier soir au bar en train de chanter la pomme.
Rough Translation: I saw you with her last night at the bar in the middle of a huge flirting session.
Rough Translation: I saw you with her last night at the bar in the middle of a huge flirting session.
by MaiCecile March 9, 2009
A French expression meaning "Shitty Apple" derivate from "Pomme de Terre" (Patatoe)
Coined by the Honorable Sabrina Somersall in the early XXI century. As an expletive against the absurdity of learning Quebecois.
Coined by the Honorable Sabrina Somersall in the early XXI century. As an expletive against the absurdity of learning Quebecois.
French person:Tata, ta tarte tatin tenta Tonton ; Tonton tâta ta tarte tatin, Tata
Sabrina: POMME DE MERDE
Sabrina: POMME DE MERDE
by Vhaloo March 13, 2021
Translated from french, means "apple of beef". The meaty lobe of tissue that joins the lower butt-cheek to the upper, inner/back portion of the thigh. It's not quite the butt-cheek, and not quite the thigh, but a small, meaty thing all its own.
Frank had always preferred to be bitten on the pomme de boeuf, so proper hygiene and grooming was an imperative for him.
by The post apoc June 4, 2015
'Sacred Blue Potatoe' in french...a combination of 'sacre bleu' (sacred blue - referring to Mary, the mother of Jesus) and 'pomme de terre' (potato).
the phrase is used when sacre bleu just doesnt cut it..
it has no real meaning to a French person, however, if said to an American or British person, followed by the english definition, it will usually get a laugh or two.
the phrase is used when sacre bleu just doesnt cut it..
it has no real meaning to a French person, however, if said to an American or British person, followed by the english definition, it will usually get a laugh or two.
guy 1 - Look! its superman sucking a giraffe whilst firing beams of lasers from his anus!!
guy who is french - Sacre Bleu!!
guy 1 - No Man! Sacre Pomme De Terre Bleu!!
by Zael Yagami April 30, 2009
Derogatory term for a French person, playing off the fact that they are Celts, like the Irish, this is French for Potato, literally "ground apple".
by Russianarsonist November 1, 2016
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