fredaine
fredaine noun: a prank; an escapade.
Noun
fredaine (plural fredaines)
- A prank; an escapade.
- […] and so they leave carnivalising to the jeunesse; and the jeunesse of to-day will probably hand over the same principles and practice to their sons, thinking their fredaines as harmless matters of course, and on the score of morality quite easy […]c. 1840, William Makepeace Thackeray, Shrove Tuesday in Paris
Forms of fredaine
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Questions about fredaine
- What does fredaine mean?
- Fredaine means a prank; an escapade.
- What part of speech is fredaine?
- Fredaine is a noun.
- What is the plural of fredaine?
- The plural of fredaine is fredaines.
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