Biche

Mais, la, attention, pas de carabine ou mon adorable pied de biche (oui c mon arme prefere dans silent hill ... ca se voit pas), non, on a juste un chien et puis ... ❋ Pinku-tk (2007)

Pis dans project zero tu massacres pas des infirmieres a coup de pied de biche (oui le pied de biche c super efficace sur les infirmieres, bien mieux que la carabine!!) mais tu prends des fantomes en Photo!! ❋ Pinku-tk (2007)

“But once or twice we break biche and went to the beach during the week instead of going to classes.” ❋ Tracey Baptiste (2005)

It was a good thing we break biche too, it was so hot that day, and the air was so humid, you could just open your mouth and drink it. ❋ Tracey Baptiste (2005)

Consuello again -- stood before him attired in a tailored suit gorgeous in its simplicity, setting off a dainty real biche lace and batiste blouse. ❋ James H. Richardson (N/A)

French nor the Resident English, negotiations were carried on in biche la mar, a language in which it is impossible to talk about anything but the simplest matters of everyday life. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

Through his coprah trade Mr.M. knew the people well, and by his help I soon found two boys who had some vague notion of biche la mar, real savages, who served me well in a childish, playful way. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

We frequently tried to obtain information about the organization of the family among these natives, but, being dependent on biche la mar, we made small progress. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

I was, therefore, dependent on interpreters in "biche la mar," a language which contains hardly more than fifty words, and which is spoken on the plantations, but is quite useless for discussing any abstract subject. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

His language was of the strangest, a mixture of biche la mar, negro French and English, and was very hard to understand. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

In nearly every village there is some man who can speak biche la mar. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

I got hold of a man who spoke a little biche la mar, and was willing to tell me about some old-time customs. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

One of them, who spoke a little biche la mar, came up to me and asked me to anchor that night near their beach, and buy yams from them, which we promised to do. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

The leaders stand silent for a while near the veranda, then one of them whispers a few words in broken "biche la mar," describing what he wants to buy -- knives, cartridges, powder, tobacco, pipes, matches, calico, beads. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

The women had disappeared in the huts; the men were sitting outside, around the fires, and, thinking I was asleep, talked about me in biche la mar. ❋ Felix Speiser (1914)

(I have just cracked a half bottle AVEC LUI in a circle of the best wits of the town), is my authority that in Cape Horn, _ventre biche_, they have a rain that will wet through any, even the stoutest cloak. ❋ James Joyce (1911)

A piece entitled _La biche au bois_ was then being given. ❋ Sarah Bernhardt (1884)

I often had tickets for the Porte Saint Martin, and I thoroughly enjoyed _La biche au bois_. ❋ Sarah Bernhardt (1884)

The whole of this coast is rich in the biche de mer more commonly called the sea-slug. ❋ Samuel White Baker (1857)

Trincomalee is the great depot for this trade, which is carried on to a large extent, together with that of sharks 'fins, the latter being used by the Chinese for the same purpose as the biche de mer. ❋ Samuel White Baker (1857)