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81Cher Antoine ou l'Amour raté — is a play by French dramatist Jean Anouilh. This article on a play is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it …
82Cher Boro — est un roman de Dan Franck et Jean Vautrin paru en 2005 chez Fayard. Il constitue le tome 6 de la série Les Aventures de Boro, reporter photographe. Le célèbre photographe Blèmia Borowicz fait plus qu être un simple spectateur de l Histoire, il y …
83cher — cher, hère [ʃɛ:r] <fr. ; aus lat. clarus »angesehen, ausgezeichnet, glänzend«> lieb, teuer …
84Cher — U.S. pop performer, born Cherilyn Sarkisian (1946). As a given name for girls in U.S., it hit a bump of popularity 1972 73 around the time she starred in a popular TV variety show …
85Cher — [sher] river in central France, flowing northwest into the Loire near Tours: c. 200 mi (322 km) …
86cher|chez la femme — «shehr SHAY la FAM», French. look for the woman (since a woman must be at the bottom of the matter) …
87cher|eme — «KEHR eem», noun. a basic signal unit in American Sign Language. ╂[< Greek cheír hand + English eme unit of language, as in phoneme] …
88cher|i|moy|a — «CHEHR uh MOY uh», noun. 1. a tropical American tree of the custard apple family, native to Peru and cultivated in California and Florida. 2. its pulpy, heart shaped, edible fruit, of considerable size and having a scaly outer covering.… …
89cher|no|zem — «CHEHR nuh zehm, chehr nuh ZYM», noun. a grassland soil having a rich, black upper layer of topsoil and a lower layer of lime. ╂[< Russian chernozëm < chërnyj black + zemlja land, soil] …
90Cher|o|kee — «CHEHR uh kee, CHEHR uh KEE», noun, plural kee or kees. 1. a member of a tribe of Iroquoian Indians, originally of the southern Appalachians, now living mostly in Oklahoma and North Carolina. 2. their language, of the Iroquoian family. ╂[American …
