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Terms in French 2041-2050 of 10943

Bigarreau

/bee-gah-roh/
[French] plural Bigarreaux

A firm-fleshed, sweet, red variety of cherry.

bigarreau Pélissier

/bee-gah-roh/
[French] plural Bigarreaux

A firm-fleshed, sweet, red variety of cherry.

Bigarreaux confits

/bee-gah-roh kohn-fee/
[French]

Cherries soaked in vinegar seasoned with salt and tarragon for 20 days.

bignet

[French] plural bignets

1703 says this is another name for a beigner (fritter). Is this true?

bignon

[French] plural bignons

A sweet Bourbonnais fritter. This also refers to a stuffed potato.

bignon

/bee-NYO'/
[French]

A potato stuffed with seasoned minced (US: ground) pork and baked. This also refers to a type of fritter.

bigorneau

/bee-gor-noh/
[French] plural bigorneax

A small sea snail similar to a winkle, periwinkle. They are usually poached and eaten cold.

Bigorre

[French]

Bigorre is a region in southwest France, historically an independent county and later a province, located in the upper watershed of the Adour, on the northern slopes of the Pyrénées, and part of the larger region of Gascony. Today Bigorre comprises the centre and west of the département of Hautes-Pyrénées east of Béarn., with two small exclaves in the neighbouring Pyrénées Atlantiques. Its inhabitants are Bigourdans.

Bigoton

[French]

A soft goat's milk cheese from Orléanais.

Bigouden

[French]

Bigouden is an area in Brittany.