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21Lady and the Tramp — La Belle et le Clochard La Belle et le Clochard Titre original Lady and the Tramp Réalisation Clyde Geronimi Wilfred Jackson Hamilton Luske Scénario Erdman Penner, Joe Rinaldi, Ralph Wright, Don DaGradi Musique Oliver Wallace …
22toughie — /tuf ee/, n. Informal. 1. a tough person, esp. one who is belligerent. 2. a difficult problem or situation: That math test was a real toughie! 3. a harsh or blunt book, movie, etc. Also, toughy. [1920 25; TOUGH + IE] * * * …
23Charles Hawtrey (actor) — Charles Hawtrey Publicity photo of Hawtrey in the 1960s.[citation needed] Born George Frederick Joffe Hartree 30 November 1914(1914 …
24Kurt Weitkamp — Kurt Julius Hermann Weitkamp (* 28. Oktober 1914 in Osnabrück[1]) ist ein deutscher Schauspieler, Hörspiel und Synchronsprecher. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Leben 2 Filmografie (Auswahl) 3 …
25The Mellomen — The Mellomen[1] est un quatuor vocal masculin américain fondé en 1948 par la basse Thurl Ravenscroft et le ténor Max Smith, anciens chanteurs du groupe vocal The Sportsmen. Conçu initialement dans l esprit des barbershop, genre très populaire aux …
26toffee — [ tɔfe; tɔfi ] n. m. • 1898; mot angl. ♦ Anglic. Bonbon anglais caramélisé. ⇒ caramel. Des toffees. toffee [tɔfi] ou (prononc. francisée) [tɔfe] n. m. ÉTYM. 1898; mot angl., tuffy, toughy et toffee, d orig. dialectale. ❖ ♦ Anglic. Bonbon anglais… …
27claggum — I Cleveland Dialect List treacle lollipops, etc II North Country (Newcastle) Words tracle made hard by boiling Newc. Called in other places in the North, clag candy, lady s taste, slittery, tom trot, treacle ball, and toughy …
28clagham — North Country (Newcastle) Words tracle made hard by boiling Newc. Called in other places in the North, clag candy, lady s taste, slittery, tom trot, treacle ball, and toughy …
29toffee — [19] Toffee is one of the mystery words of English. It is an alteration of an earlier taffy [19] (still current in American English), but where that came from is not known. The early 19thcentury spelling toughy suggests that it may have been… …
30toffee — (n.) 1825, tuffy, toughy, southern British dialectal variant of TAFFY (Cf. taffy). Modern spelling first recorded 1862 …
