Associations to the word «Frenchmen»
Noun
- Englishman
- Dutchman
- Spaniard
- Frenchmen
- Sharpe
- Butte
- Alphonse
- Englishmen
- Alain
- Musket
- Briton
- Monsieur
- Christophe
- Baptiste
- Irishman
- Rifleman
- Belgian
- Laurent
- Ferrari
- Countryman
- Bourne
- Gilles
- Swede
- Verne
- Italian
- Foreigner
- Thierry
- Parisian
- Mathieu
- Jules
- Renault
- Henri
- Pierre
- Emile
- Daphne
- Nicolas
- Francois
- Waistcoat
- Politeness
- Cree
- Bertrand
- Shrug
- François
- Philippe
- Privateer
- Jean
- Rene
- Guillaume
- Gaulle
- Rigging
- Gaiety
- Anjou
- Bayonet
- Michel
- Manoeuvre
- Converse
- Duel
- Chevalier
- Lafayette
- Swiss
- Coolness
- Antoine
- Venetian
- Sneer
- Austrian
- Cove
- Jacques
- Podium
- Rousseau
- Nationality
- Marquis
- Dauphin
- Hotspur
- Tarzan
- Mustache
- Champlain
- Worthy
- Groin
- Sabre
- Georges
- Brazilian
- Kuhn
- Saber
- Balzac
- Voltaire
- Napoleon
Adverb
Wiktionary
FRENCHMAN, noun. A man of French birth or nationality.
FRENCHMAN, noun. A home-made tool used by bricklayers to cut excess mortar from newly pointed brickwork.
FRENCHMAN, noun. (UK) The red-legged partridge.
Dictionary definition
FRENCHMAN, noun. A person of French nationality.
Wise words
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