Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A trifle; a kickshaw.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A trifle; a kickshaw.
Examples
““Prenez encore quelquechose, monsieur; une pomme cuite, des biscuits, encore une tasse de cafe?””
“Hortense regarded me boldly, and giggled at the same time, while she said, with an air of impudent freedom — “Dictez-nous quelquechose de facile pour commencer, monsieur.””
“I was never crazy about Henry Miller's books, but I once heard him being interviewed on a French radio program (a repeat) and he had this to say about all good novels: "ils ont quelquechose de vécu" (they have a 'lived' quality.)”
““Il y a,” said she, “quelquechose de bien remarquable dans le caractère Anglais.””
“Elle a quelquechose, cette enfant; oui, elle a quelquechose,' and as the last guest had not arrived he sat down thoughtfully by her on the small sofa.”
“Compair Chivreil si tan sire quelquechose compère Avocat dire lui.”
Nights With Uncle Remus Myths and Legends of the Old Plantation
“Mo zonglé zafair avec de l'eau même quelquechose pour nous autres.”
Nights With Uncle Remus Myths and Legends of the Old Plantation
“Il y a," said she, "quelquechose de bien remarquable dans le caractère Anglais.”
“It was last modified at quelquechose 2 February 2011 10:51PM”
“In the excellent work of M. de Sismondi, De la richesse commerciale, he says in a note on the subject of rent, 'Cette partie de la rente fonciere est celle que les Economistes ont decoree du nom du produit net comme etant le seul fruit du travail qui aj outat quelquechose a la richesse nationale.”
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