Gallicism
noun
Gal·li·cism ˈga-lə-ˌsi-zəm 
variants or gallicism
1
: a characteristic French idiom or expression appearing in another language
2
: a French trait
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French gallicisme, from Latin Gallicus gallic + French -isme -ism
First Known Use
circa 1656, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- childlessness
- childlessnesses
- childlier
- childliest
- childlike
- childlikeness
- childlikenesses
- childliker
- childlikest
- childly
- childminder
- childminders
- childproof
- childproofed
- childproofer
- childproofest
- childprooffer
- childprooffest
- childproofing
- childproofs
- children
- children of Israel
- children of light
- children should be seen and not heard
- children's court