escousse CAN
ɛskus
Definition
Definition of escousse - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
sursautDated CAN mouvement brusque et énergique pour se déplacer rapidementDated CAN
- Il a donné une escousse pour sortir du lit ce matin.
- D'une escousse, elle traversa la rue enneigée.
- Il fit une escousse pour rattraper le bus qui partait.
Origin of escousse
occitan, escousa (écorce)
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