- A
ficelle is a type of
French bread loaf, made with
yeast and
similar to a
baguette but much thinner. The word
ficelle means "string" in French. v t e...
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Ficelle picarde ("Picardy string") is a dish of Picardy,
northern France,
consisting of a
rolled savoury crêpe
stuffed with a
slice of ham and a creamed...
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region of
northern France and the
Tournai region of
southern Belgium.
Ficelle – a type of
French bread loaf, made with
yeast and
similar to a baguette...
- "The
Piece of String" (French: La
Ficelle) is an 1883
short story by Guy de Maup****ant. It is
included in the
short story collection "Miss Harriet". On...
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resemble baguettes but are
about twice the size. A
thinner loaf is
called a
ficelle (string). A
short baguette is
sometimes known as a
baton (stick), or in...
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cathedrals or Saint-Quentin basilica),
distinctive local cuisine (including
ficelle picarde,
flamiche aux poireaux,
tarte au maroilles), beer (including from...
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twelve years who
dresses up in
order to
fight crime. She has two sidekicks:
Ficelle, a tall and not-very-bright blonde, and Boulotte, a
short and
chubby brunette...
- the form of sticks. In
Sicily and France, the
seeds are
eaten on
bread (
ficelle sésame,
sesame thread). In Greece, the
seeds are also used in cakes. Fast-food...
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concrete underground equivalents. The line was
however always nicknamed La
Ficelle (literal translation: "The String") by its
users due to its
funicular past...
- originals. Po****r
examples include Trottwaa (from trottoir), Fissääl (from
ficelle), and the
imperative or
greeting aalleh! (from allez!). The
English sentence...
