Pomme definitions and example sentences on Wordnik

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Bernard Alloux did his part to repair the problem, bringing me a gateau pomme, and as we streamed into the traffic of the Rue Etienne Marcel, through the Sentier and into the Marais, where I had an appointment with Veronique Branquinho, I polished off the cake and put away further thought of a hand-span waist.

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Best Restaurant to Spoil Your Kids When They're Too Young to Even Be Grateful With a nearly all-white interior complete with a baby-food bar that has pod-like highchairs, pomme bébé looks more like an iPod than a place that hawks baby food. pomme bébé (all lowercase, of course) offers fresh organic baby food.
Malum aureum was then translated into Italian as pomo d'oro, which became pomme d'or in French and passed from French into Polish as pomedor.
The Parisians sniffed, tasted and were smitten - and once they were, the pomme d'or became de rigueur for high-class folk everywhere, including the aristocrats of Poland.
Eventually, the "golden apple," or pomme d'or, became archaic in French, turning into the more plebeian la tomate, although Italians still eat pomodori.
Elles se ravitaillent en pomme de terre, fonio et arachide à Sikasso et quant aux produits pour les boissons locales et les condiments à la foire de Diamarabougou. — Kiva Loans