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41re|shuf´fle|ment — re|shuf|fle «ree SHUHF uhl», verb, fled, fling, noun. –v.t. 1. to shuffle again: »It is like forever shuffling and reshuffling a pack of cards (Maclean s). 2. Figurative. to arrange in a new or different way; reorganize completely: »The Premier,… …
42re|shuf|fle — «ree SHUHF uhl», verb, fled, fling, noun. –v.t. 1. to shuffle again: »It is like forever shuffling and reshuffling a pack of cards (Maclean s). 2. Figurative. to arrange in a new or different way; reorganize completely: »The Premier, who delights …
43souf|fle — «SOO fuhl», noun. a murmuring or blowing sound, as heard when listening to the heart with a stethoscope. ╂[< French souffle < Old French souffler; see etym. under soufflé (Cf. ↑soufflé)] souf|flé «SOO fuhl», noun, adjective. –v.i. a frothy… …
44Gaston Mauger (FLE) — Pour l acteur français, voir Gaston Mauger. Gaston Mauger, agrégé de l université, est l auteur de plusieurs manuels de français pour étrangers à diffusion mondiale pendant plusieurs décennies (des années 1950 aux années 1980), notamment dans les …
45baf|fle|gab — «BAF uhl gab», noun. Informal. very involved or confusing language; gobbledygook: »financial bafflegab. ╂[< baffle + gab] …
46baf|fle|plate — «BAF uhl PLAYT», noun. = baffle. (Cf. ↑baffle) …
47buf|fle|head — «BUHF uhl HEHD», noun. 1. a small North American duck, related to the goldeneye; butterball. The adult male has a remarkable fullness of feathers on the head. 2. Figurative. a blockhead or fool; stupid fellow. ╂[American English < obsolete… …
48buf|fle — «BUHF uhl», noun. Obsolete. a buffalo. ╂[< French buffle; see etym. under buff1 (Cf. ↑buff)] …
49cof|fle — «KOF uhl», noun. 1. a train of men or beasts fastened together. 2. a gang of slaves chained and driven along together. ╂[< Arabic qāfilah caravan, company] …
50duf|fle — «DUHF uhl», noun. = duffel …
