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lapin

[lap-in, la-pan] / ˈlæp ɪn, laˈpɛ̃ /


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New Yorkers raving over slowly braised lapin, complaining about the too small holes in their bread and cheeses!

From New York Times Nov. 3, 2016

He remains the same man as he of whom the brave Commander Bravida used to say: "He's a lapin..."

From Tartarin On The Alps by Katharine Prescott Wormeley

He sang—but now more violently, and as though with a worthy protest:Le lièvre et le lapin, Quand c'est bien cuit, ça fait du bien.

From Hills and the Sea by Hilaire Belloc

Bonzig knew all the cheap eating‑houses in Paris, and what each was specially renowned for—"bonne friture," "fricassée de lapin," "pommes sautées," "soupe aux choux," etc., etc.

From The Martian by George Du Maurier

It was at this time that Saby sold us a few rabbits, but, again, toujours lapin was not satisfactory.

From My Days of Adventure The Fall of France, 1870-71 by Ernest Alfred Vizetelly

It had a very faded sign above the door, some billiard cues painted on the wall and the inoffensive name "Au rendezvous des lapins".

From Tartarin De Tarascon by Oliver C. Colt

And the mission of these men of intelligent culture seemed to be to poser des lapins sur la jeune presse.

From Vain Fortune by George (George Augustus) Moore




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