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monsieur

[muhs-yur, muh-syœ] / məsˈyɜr, məˈsyœ /
NOUN
mister
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NOUN
sir
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WEAK


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Once it's fully incorporated and has thickened, you can use the bechamel as the base for macaroni and cheese, lasagna, a sauce for croque monsieur, and vegetable gratins.

From Salon

“In other cultures, both East and West,” Hymowitz writes, “parents prize manners and ritualized courtesies over the child’s self-expression. The French teach their two-year-olds to say ‘bonjour, madame’ or ‘monsieur’ in every encounter.”

From Washington Post

“Now it is taking three to four months,” says Guillaume Touton, the Monsieur Touton of M. Touton Selection, a New York-based importer.

From Washington Post

“Monsieur Hulot’s Holiday,” released in 1953, was writer/director Jacques Tati’s debut of the title character, who went on to appear in several subsequent films.

From Seattle Times

Fun fact: The film was shot in the coastal town of Saint-Marc-sur-Mer, where there is now a statue of Monsieur Hulot, peering curiously down onto the beach, impossibly long arms akimbo.

From Seattle Times