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alternately one
voice sounds while the
other rests. In
European music,
hocket or
hoquet was used
primarily in
vocal and
choral music of the 13th and
early 14th...
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Oxford University Press. p. 518. ISBN 978-0-19-538894-7. Potier, Morgan;
Hoquet, Caroline; Lloyd, Ruth; Nicolas-Puel, Cécile; Uziel, Alain; Puel, Jean-Luc...
- 1957
written by
Boris Vian and
Michel Legrand — "Rock'n Roll Mops", "Rock
hoquet, Va t'faire
cuire un oeuf, man" and "Dis-moi qu'tu m'aimes rock" — under...
- again. A
remastering of "Fame & Glory". 143c 26c "Hiccup Treatment" "Le
hoquet" René-Louis
Sauger Lionel Allaix August 3, 2018 (2018-08-03) What started...
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itself is of
unknown origin. One
supposition is that it is a
derivative of
hoquet, a
Middle French word for a shepherd's stave. The curved, or "hooked" ends...
-
jellyfish that
washes up on s**** in his
latest scheme. 18b 18b "Boo... Who!" "
Hoquet, tout va bien" Hugo
Gittard Stephane Annette April 19, 2011 (2011-04-19)...
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human augmentation (an
article on
human augmentation and
cyborgs by
Thierry Hoquet) www.corpshybride.net
Doctor in
Biological Anthropology working on the hybrid...
- (n. f.) honteux, -euse (adj. m./f.) honteu****t (adv.) hop ! (interj.)
hoquet (n. m.)
hoqueter (v. intr. ou tr.) hoquètement (n. m.)
hoqueton (n. m.)...
- 1960 :
Paris la
belle 1961 : Mon frère
Jacques 1963 : Le
Perroquet du fils
Hoquet 1964 : Le
Petit Claus et le
Grand Claus 1965 : La
Maison du p****eur 1966 :...
- Cohen,
Bruno David,
Philippe Descola, Françoise Gaill, Jean ****on,
Thierry Hoquet,
Philippe Janvier, Yvon Le ****,
Guillaume Lecointre, Valérie M****on-Delmotte...
