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The origin of the phrase "Pardon my French" because of its odd sounding pronounciation. Phoque-prounced Fhawk, means seal in French. The pronounciation sounds like a similar word used by today's kids and therefore when asking for forgiveness after a bad word is said, the statement "Pardon my French" can be used to alleviate the tension. Man: "Phoque you"
Girl "How dare you?" Man: "Ooops, pardon my French. I meant seal." |
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| 2. | phoque | ||
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French for 'seal'. Commonly used by giggling ten-year-olds in french classes because of its interesting pronounciation. Ten-year-old1: phoque you!
Ten-year-old2: lol u sayd seal |
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| 3. | Phoque | ||
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Derived from the French word: Seal (the aquatic mammal)
The use of a towel, clothing, or a combination of the two to create a seal around the bottom of a doorway or a vent so smoke/smell does not escape from the room. "Lay down that phoque"
"Phoque the door" "Use that towel as a phoque" |
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| 4. | phoque | ||
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fuck for people who use hooked on phonics Phoque you! WTPh?
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