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Brewers Dictionary
> Oignons dEgypte.
Oignement de Bretaigne (French).
Oil.
CONTENTS
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
18101897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Oignons dEgypte.
The flesh-pots of Egypt. Hence
regretter les oignons dEgypte,
to sigh for the flesh-pots of Egypt, to long for luxuries lost and gone.
1
Je plume oignons.
I scold or grumble. Also
peler des oignons
in the same sense. A corruption of
hogner,
to scold or grumble.
2
Grifon.
Que fais-tu là?
Braynault.
Je plume ongnons.
La Quarte Journéc du Mistere de la Passion.
Pas ne savoit ongnons peler.
Villon: Ballade
ii.
Oignement de Bretaigne (French).
Oil.
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