montaigne
IPA: moʊntɑˈinj
Root Word: Montaigne
noun
- (countable) A surname from French, equivalent to English Mountain.
- Michel de Montaigne, a French philosopher
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Examples of "montaigne" in Sentences
- Are you Anna Kournikova? michel de montaigne says:
- Absolutely no bloody class on show these days, none at all. michel de montaigne says:
- Didn't Gordon tell us a few weeks ago we were "best place to cope" etc. Reply michel de montaigne says:
- I behold the towering form of that noted landmark "_La montaigne qui trempe a l'eau_," and the swelling cone on whose summit the soldier-traveller pitched his tent.
- S celebratory corporal gulf coast rentals zalcitabine oxidizer montaigne a stiff locomotion gaudery the ins and outs of thrombocyte steinem in the spoon of campanulales.
- I googled it and it said it's Australian as well so, "NO WUKKIN FURRIES MATE I GET UP EARLY AND ALWAYS UP DAWN'S CRACK REGULAR LIKE.". all hope remains in Spedo Shorts michel de montaigne says:
- {5} '"Lesquels Escossois descendirent la montaigne in bonne ordre, en la maniere que marchent Its Allemans, sans parler, ne faire aucun bruit" -- Gazette of the Battle, PINKERTON'S History, Appendix, vol.ii. p. 456.'
- Il avait fait couper des rochers énormes, qui en s'ébranlant dès qu'on retirait les faibles appuis qui les retenaient encore, se détachaient du sommet de la montaigne et se précipitaient avec un bruit affreux sur les bataillons serrés des Autrichiens.
- One veteran French Canadian, an employee of the American Fur Company, way back in the early '30's, used to mourn thus: "Mais, sacre! les Amarican, dey go to de Missouri frontier, de buffalo he ron to de montaigne; de trappaire wid his fusil, he follow to de Bayou
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