pichet

~~~~~~~French Vocabulary~~~~~ tchatche (tchatcher) = to chat; la brocante (f) = second-hand goods, fleamarket; le brocanteur (m) = seller at a fleamarket; portugais = Portugeuse; français = French; le funambulist = tightrope walker; le pichet = pitcher; le papier (m) à bulles = plastic wrap with "bubbles"

Brocante / Antiques 2010

I bargain, "for these two santons and ... and ... for that pichet* over there," I add, (quickly pointing to anything to seal what I calculate to be a good deal ...) "then you have yourself a sale!"

Characters 2009

~~~~~~~French Vocabulary~~~~~ tchatche (tchatcher) = to chat; la brocante (f) = second-hand goods, fleamarket; le brocanteur (m) = seller at a fleamarket; portugais = Portugeuse; français = French; le funambulist = tightrope walker; le pichet = pitcher; le papier (m) à bulles = plastic wrap with "bubbles"

Characters 2009

I bargain, "for these two santons and ... and ... for that pichet* over there," I add, (quickly pointing to anything to seal what I calculate to be a good deal ...) "then you have yourself a sale!"

Brocante / Antiques 2010

I bargain, "for these two santons and... and... for that pichet* over there," I add, quickly pointing to anything to seal what I calculate to be a good deal... "then you have yourself a sale!"

Brocante / Antiques 2010

I bargain, "for these two santons and... and... for that pichet* over there," I add, quickly pointing to anything to seal what I calculate to be a good deal... "then you have yourself a sale!"

Characters 2009

They ate a plate of chops each, followed by steamed plum pudding, washed down with a pichet of robust red wine from the Minervois.

Sepulchre Mosse, Kate 2007

The waiter arrived promptly with a tray of drinks - a jug of water, a large glass of cold beer for Anatole and a pichet of the local vin de table.

Sepulchre Mosse, Kate 2007

Anatole ordered the p'te 'de la maison, a dish of tomatoes and a b-che of local goats' cheese, dressed in almonds and honey, to share between them, with a pichet of mountain ros-.

Sepulchre Mosse, Kate 2007

I learn about how the French used to fill porcelain bowls with water from a pichet in order to wash up.

Words in a French Life Kristin Espinasse 2007