Sunday, March 2, 2008

Afraid I Might Have Herpes



Harasse [nf]
Switzerland: crate-way to transport the bottles. Germanism.
We ship your crates to your apartment door but as long as there have (sic) a lift. (On the Web).

Up (The) [nm] See
The Netherlands.

Tops tastes [loc. nm]
Spices, Herbs. Make
take a teaspoonful of aromatic herb (blast tastes) and two bay leaves in a half cup of boiling water for ten minutes. (On the Web).

Herbette [n. pl.]
Herbs (Parsley, chervil, thyme, etc.).
Finely chop onion and herbs and whole. (On the Web). Hitting

[v. intr.]
Switzerland: knock at the door: "knock".
I wanted to renew acquaintance, and I was up against the door of the little black house .. (On the Web).

Winters [nf]
during which time he must feed the livestock indoors in winter.
This system of making the winters was regarded by the profession as "end position" a few years ago, it has since doubled. (On the Web).

Honours (make) [loc. v.]
Switzerland: scroll to the family of the deceased, at the end of the funeral ceremony.
Now we will pay compliments to the family, please scroll in silence, without shaking hands. (On the Web).

eight [adj. num. inv.]
Romandie except Geneva: eighty.
The latter, composed of eighty-seven pieces of gold weighs one pound and ten grams of gold coin and is the equivalent of one year and a half salary of a worker at the time. (On the Web).

Humagne [nf]
grape wine white or red in the canton of Valais.
Humagne The Red, which has no genetic relationship with Humagne White is reported for a hundred years in Valais. (On the Web).

hydra [nm]
Switzerland: fire hydrant, hydrant. We sometimes write hydrant. Hydrant English, Greek HUDORA, water.
terminal hydrant placed behind the castle had been concreted by these strangers. (On the Web).

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