fille de joie

noun, a prostitute

This is originally French, meaning "girl of pleasure".

A fille de joie would feel offended with such a comparison. After all, they are inoffensive.

by Tiago Zuhr August 25, 2008

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espace de joie

When a woman standing with her feet together still has a visible space (gap) between her upper thighs, this is called Espace de joie which translates to Space of joy.

While gazing at the embroidery on the back of her jeans I noticed there was a good bit of scenery visible through her Espace de joie.

by Minorfetish July 05, 2017

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Joie de Vivre

this word originates from France yet has significant meaning in Poland. It describes an amazingly beautiful woman named Magdalenka Kozakowski and is used commonly today to liken other women to this glorious being.

Sarah really is a Joie de Vivre

by Oxford Dictionary February 26, 2005

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Joie Gras

the delicious vegan version of Foie Gras (a paste made from duck liver and traditionally eaten for Christmas in France). The literal translation is "fat joy".
Can also be called "faux foie gras", "faux gras" or "fougras".

Who needs foie gras when you can have joie gras? Merry cruelty free X-mas!

by Vegannik December 27, 2017

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