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the french word for bell but not clock even tho it should thay are bascly the same thing world we need to change cloche to bell
1)the cloche rang after i jumped out of the french room
2)the cloche rang late
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1. French for "Bell"
2. Can refer to a type of bell-shaped hat, popularised in the 1920's by flappers
1. Ou est le cloche?
2. Clara wore a vintage-inspired cloche hat with a pair of wideleg trousers and pumps.
cloche by belleoftheball August 24, 2007
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Bro, I’ve got some disgusting cloche on my dong.
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fromage cloche

A Fromage Cloche - french literal meaning 'cheese bell', the term can be used to describe a scruffy urchin or tramp. It can also be used to describe a cheesy bell-end.
Harry: "Have you seen that man sat in the doorway over there?"

Larry: "Yeah, he's a fromage cloche."

fromage cloche

A Fromage Cloche - french literal meaning 'cheese bell', the term can be used to describe a scruffy urchin or tramp. It can also be used to describe a cheesy bell-end.
Harry: "Have you seen that man sat in the doorway over there?"

Larry: "Yeah, he's a fromage cloche."

cracker jack clothes 

Anything besides jeans and/or leather.
Real metal people want to rock not pose, wearing jeans and leather, not cracker jack clothes
The art of making tablecloths, doilies, afghans, blankets out of yarn. Similar to knitting but with only 1 "needle" called a crochet hook.
My Mom did crochet Lots! She made dozens & dozens of afghans for family & as gifts & for newborn babies.
crochet by Starchylde May 30, 2016
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