c'est-pas-une-eglise-icitte

Translation: It's not a church here.

However, "icitte" is a word used only in Quebec. Its French counterpart would be "ici." Both words translate to "here" in English.

C'est pas une eglise icitte, vous pouvez faire n'importe quoi.

It's not a church here, you can do whatever you'd like.

by Keitorin September 1, 2005

worry pas ta brain

A Chiac (mix of Acadian French and Canadian English) phrase meaning don’t worry. Commonly heard in Moncton New Brunswick by drunk Acadians.

Shit la, I think i lost my phone.

Worry pas ta brain! I’ll callé ca!

by AcadieShore May 7, 2019

Faux Brew Pas

Bringing the wrong beer or drink to a party.

Julie made a huge Faux Brew Pas when she brought wine coolers to the annual cocktail party. It's a good thing no one respects her in the first place.

I went with my girl to her folks cabin for the weekend. I brought a case of Summit hoping to impress her dad but I realized I made a Faux Brew Pas when I saw him drinking PBR and he thought I was a city-boy hipster.

by Greenfoolboy April 20, 2010

faux pas

1.) a social blunder
2.) a socially awkward of tactless act

blooper error blub gaffe misconduct mistake pratfall

by Mr. T May 13, 2005

faux pas-sibilities

options that spring to mind when you have the strange urge to make people feel uncomfortable

"oh, the faux pas-sibilities!"

by neibdle August 28, 2006

faux-pas

a mistake. (usually related to a poor form of social etiquette or misconduct.)

it is usually proper etiquette to use cutlery to bring food up to your mouth, and then chew with your mouth closed. especially at a fine banquet, anything less would be considered 'faux-pas'.

by the one who will never know the true meaning of li April 28, 2003

t'as pas de couilles

French for "you don't have the balls"

-Go do it, man
-Nope, I'll stay right here and wait...
-T'as pas de couilles!

by johncatholic September 6, 2016