Definition of farouche in English:

farouche

adjective fəˈruːʃfəˈruʃ

Sullen or shy in company.
how farouche you are—I refuse to stay and talk to you any longer
Example sentencesExamples
- They were farouche, romantic characters riding arrogantly through the gardens on their massive elephants.
- I once said that Jonny was farouche, which he's never forgotten, but he was less so today, despite one of the conceits of the production being that Iago is conjuring the whole thing.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French, alteration of Old French forache, based on Latin foras 'out of doors'.

Rhymes

barouche, cartouche, douche, louche, ruche, sloosh, swoosh, tarboosh

Definition of farouche in US English:

farouche

adjectivefəˈro͞oSHfəˈruʃ

Sullen or shy in company.
how farouche you are—I refuse to stay and talk to you any longer
Example sentencesExamples
- They were farouche, romantic characters riding arrogantly through the gardens on their massive elephants.
- I once said that Jonny was farouche, which he's never forgotten, but he was less so today, despite one of the conceits of the production being that Iago is conjuring the whole thing.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French, alteration of Old French forache, based on Latin foras ‘out of doors’.

单词	farouche
释义	Definition of farouche in English: farouche adjective fəˈruːʃfəˈruʃ Sullen or shy in company. how farouche you are—I refuse to stay and talk to you any longer Example sentencesExamples They were farouche, romantic characters riding arrogantly through the gardens on their massive elephants. I once said that Jonny was farouche, which he's never forgotten, but he was less so today, despite one of the conceits of the production being that Iago is conjuring the whole thing. Origin Mid 18th century: from French, alteration of Old French forache, based on Latin foras 'out of doors'. Rhymes barouche, cartouche, douche, louche, ruche, sloosh, swoosh, tarboosh Definition of farouche in US English: farouche adjectivefəˈro͞oSHfəˈruʃ Sullen or shy in company. how farouche you are—I refuse to stay and talk to you any longer Example sentencesExamples They were farouche, romantic characters riding arrogantly through the gardens on their massive elephants. I once said that Jonny was farouche, which he's never forgotten, but he was less so today, despite one of the conceits of the production being that Iago is conjuring the whole thing. Origin Mid 18th century: from French, alteration of Old French forache, based on Latin foras ‘out of doors’.
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