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51chassé — /sha say / or, esp. in square dancing, /sa shay /, n., v., chasséd, chasséing. Dancing. n. 1. a gliding step in which one foot is kept in advance of the other. v.i. 2. to execute a chassé. [1795 1805; < F: lit., chased, followed, ptp. of chasser… …
52Chassé — Chas|sé [ʃa se:] der; s, s <aus fr. chassé »Wechselschritt«, eigtl. Part. Perf. von chasser, vgl. ↑Chassieren> Ballettfigur, bei der sich im Sprung das Gewicht von einem Bein auf das andere verlagert …
53châsse — n.m. Œil : Donner un coup de châsse; fermer les châsses …
54chasse — [ʃas] noun a liqueur drunk after coffee. Origin Fr., abbrev. of chasse café, lit. chase coffee …
55chassé — [ ʃaseɪ] noun a gliding step in dancing in which one foot displaces the other. verb (chassés, chasséing, chasséd) perform a chassé. Origin Fr., lit. chased …
56chasse-café — chasse ca·fé …
57chassé — chas•sé [[t]ʃæˈseɪ[/t]] or, esp. in square dancing, [[t]sæˈʃeɪ[/t]] n. v. chas•séd, chas•sé•ing 1) mad a gliding dance step with one foot kept in advance of the other 2) mad to execute a chassé 3) sashay • Etymology: 1795–1805; < F: lit.,… …
58chassé — /ˈʃæseɪ/ (say shasay) Dancing –noun 1. a kind of gliding step in which one foot is kept in advance of the other. –verb (i) (chasséd, chasséing) 2. to execute a chassé. {French literally, chased} …
59chassé — chas|sé sb., et, er, erne (jf …
60chasse — nf. (au fusil, des W.C.) : CHASSE (Albanais, Chambéry), shasse (Arvillard), shèfe (Saxel), stasse (Albertville), tsachi (Peisey), tsare (Montagny Bozel). E. : Poursuivre …
