du jour

literally means "of the day" in French. Usually used in restaurants to make their daily special sounds sophisticated.

Waiter: "The soup du jour is French onion" = "Today's special is French onion soup"

by SebNY October 2, 2006

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Rack du Jour

A phrase derived partly from the French (du Jour - 'of the day') used to describe the largest breasts (Rack) seen on a girl seen that day, or sometimes within an arbitrary time frame such as on an evening out. Thought to have originated in the early 1920s in the French Quarter of New Orleans.

Christ alive Orville, look at those tumblers. She's got to have the Rack Du Jour!

by BrianTrousers February 8, 2009

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dujour • whore dujour • dajour • Dejourn • djour • Djournie • dufour • dujuor • duzour • Poop-du-jour

dufour

literally "from the oven"
one of the most positive compliments you could ever receive. can be used as a name or word. every dufour is a LEGAL resident and describes funny and sarcastic individuals. never insult a dufour

I wish i was a dufour!

by imsocool69 October 30, 2010

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dajour

a sweet brown eyed guy that is smart, cute, sweet, and sensitive. he loves beanies, and he likes pets. also his favorite colors are green and blue. he's also a really good musician. And he's a kind, caring, big hearted guy who likes to be his own person. And lastly hes very unique loving guy who always makes a great first impression.

dajour

by pewdiepielover122 May 11, 2013

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slop du jour

As COVID-19 social distancing and shelter-in-place orders endlessly grind on, the passage of time is distorted and once important daily events are homogenized into an unrecognizable, indistinguishable, meaningless blur.

Hey, what day is it?
I dunno. Why?
I was going to order the slop du jour...

by YAWA April 22, 2020

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