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1Phal — Surtout porté en Bourgogne (21), c est un ancien nom de baptême (forme latine : Fidolus), popularisé par saint Fale (ou Fal, Phal), un saint qui serait d origine limousine et qui était très vénéré dans la région de Troyes. Il a donné son nom à la …
2phal — ace·phal·ic; ac·ro·ce·phal·ic; am·bly·ce·phal·i·dae; amor·pho·phal·lus; an·en·ce·phal·ic; an·op·lo·ce·phal·ic; an·op·lo·ce·phal·i·dae; apoc·ry·phal; apoc·ry·phal·ly; arch·en·ce·phal·ic; as·phal·tene; as·phal·tic; as·phal·tite;… …
3phal´li|cal|ly — phal|lic «FAL ihk», adjective. of or having to do with a phallus or phallicism; symbolic of male generative power. ╂[< Greek phallikós < phallós penis, phallus] –phal´li|cal|ly, adverb …
4phal|lic — «FAL ihk», adjective. of or having to do with a phallus or phallicism; symbolic of male generative power. ╂[< Greek phallikós < phallós penis, phallus] –phal´li|cal|ly, adverb …
5phal´lo|crat´ic — phal|lo|crat «FAL uh krat», noun. a believer in the superiority of the male sex; male chauvinst. ╂[< French phallocrate] –phal´lo|crat´ic, adjective …
6phal|lo|crat — «FAL uh krat», noun. a believer in the superiority of the male sex; male chauvinst. ╂[< French phallocrate] –phal´lo|crat´ic, adjective …
7phal|lus — «FAL uhs», noun, plural phal|li «FAL y». 1. Anatomy. a) the penis or clitoris. b) the embryonic structure from which either develops. 2. an image or model of the penis, symbolizing the generative power of nature, venerated and carried in solemn… …
8phal|ae|nop|sis — «FAL uh NOP sihs», noun. any one of a group of orchids native to India, Malaya, and the Philippines, used in bridal bouquets and for other decorative purposes. ╂[< New Latin Phalaenopsis the genus name < Greek phálaina moth + ópsis… …
9phal|ange — «FAL uhnj, fuh LANJ», noun. 1. Anatomy. any bone of the fingers or toes; phalanx. and hand. (Cf. ↑hand) 2. Botany. a bundle of stamens united by their filaments; phalanx. ╂[< Old French phalange, learned borrowing from Latin phalanx; see etym …
10phal|an|ste|ri|an|ism — «FAL uhn STIHR ee uh NIHZ uhm», noun. the system of phalansteries; Fourierism …