What does labue mean?
369511
well when i went to http://www.m-w.com/ (merriam-webster online) it wasnt in there..... so maybe its not a real word....
907785
It is a real word it means 'not mixed'.\nIt is quite a badly written sentance though.
843094
I think it's spelled Bumboclot. It's a Jamaican patois term, an insult usually. It literally means a bloody or used tampon or sanitary napkin. A related term is rasclot (note both words contain "clot" menaing cloth), these are used as insults.
941326
It means literally an "ox":  Meaning an "idiot" or "fool".  I suppose it could refer to a cuckhold, as well.  It is pronounced "whey".
138897
A kind of pirate. More precisely "an early 17th century term that the English used for a buccaneer in the Caribbean".\n\nHave a look to other definitions:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=define%3Afilibuster
980305
It's the name of a TV soap opera in Mexico.  It can mean "dawn", or some variation thereof:\n\nal·bo·ra·da\n\nf.\n\n   1. (alba) dawn\n   2. military (ataque) dawn attack\n   3. (toque) reveille\n   4. poetry, poetic, music aubade, dawn song
740050
Ask France.  Assuming you and they still speak French.\n\nRoch cop:  Liberals have trouble with what the definitions of is is, and apparently also was was.
648913
lakas means strong, loob means feeling.\nit's something like nerve, guts....
930111
Generally, a leader is called " LE CHEF".  I can't think of a word like the one you are saying.\n\nThe only word close is BOURGEOIS (pronounced Bore Shwaah) but that means MIDDLE CLASS\n\nFOLLOW_UP:  OK I FOUND IT !!!\n\n"BUSHWAY or BOOSHWAY" From the French word "bourgeois." A company man who supervised and indentured trappers who were forced to work for a fur trapping company. At the buckskinner's rendezvous these days a booshway is the person in charge of a rendezvous.
32956
hmmm.. I always thought it meant Llamas Mate After Operas..\n\nBut seriously, it means "very funny".. laughing my a$$ off.
303145
your spelling might be off:\n\n\nInfructuose\n\n&#92;In*fruc"tu*ose"&#92;, a. [L. infructuosus. See In- not, and Fruit.] Not producing fruit; unfruitful; unprofitable. [R.] --T. Adams.\n\n\nSource: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, © 1996, 1998 MICRA, Inc.
868987
Maybe it comes from the French word gigue, meaning a dance or a ball.
833160
Opto vivere.\n\nAdlego does mean "to choose", but it is more in the line of selecting something or one, or appointing someone to a position. The English cognate of "opto" is obviously "opt", and that substitutes directly - "I opt to live."
634687
phloos, meaning "bark"\nxylon, meaning "wood"
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"Sacre Bleu!" means 'holy blue', literally ... in other words "Good Heavens!" but it's just a little bit stronger that the English version.\n\nOne derivation says it's a 'watered down' version of 'Sacre Dieu' (Holy God), and it may be that, since 'bleu' rhymes with 'Dieu', but the colour blue is also very strongly associated with Mary, so I think it also had (or has) the meaning (which you will hear Irish Catholics use) of "Holy Mary [,Mother of God]!"\n\nMost swear words proper (rather than expletives) started out life as a prayer or a promise on something holy.
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Salut,\n\n Hope you find this interesting:\n\n"In Louisiana when we jouer à la pelote, it is typically a game of baseball, football or soccer that we are referring to.  Careful, though, because for our French-speaking Canadian neighbors, la pelote refers to female genitalia.\n\n\nCajuns try not to be shocked if newly arrived Canadians remark upon all the grosses bibittes in South Louisiana.  They mean the roaches and other insects.  They're not being lewd; they simply haven't yet learned that bibitte in Louisiana French refers to male genitalia."
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it means stop kidding with me\nto pull one's leg. When you pull a person's leg you are spoofing or making fun of him, usually in a good-humored way.