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fromager

/frɒməˈʒeɪ/

fromager noun: a cheese merchant.

Noun

fromager (plural fromagers)

  1. A cheese merchant.
    Synonyms:
    cheesemonger

Proper noun capitalized: Fromager

Fromager

  1. A former region of Ivory Coast, replaced by the Goh subregion.
    Synonyms:
    Fromager Region

Synonyms of fromager

Forms of fromager

pluralfromagers

Origin of fromager

Borrowed from French fromager.

From French Fromager.

Questions about fromager

What does fromager mean?
Fromager means a cheese merchant.
What part of speech is fromager?
Fromager can be a noun or a proper noun.
How do you pronounce fromager?
Fromager is pronounced /frɒməˈʒeɪ/.
What is the plural of fromager?
The plural of fromager is fromagers.

Words near fromager in the dictionary

  1. from your lips to God's ears
  2. fromage
  3. fromage blanc
  4. fromage blancs
  5. fromage frais
  6. fromager
  7. fromagerie
  8. fromageries
  9. fromagers
  10. fromages
  11. fromages blancs

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