cane — ar·cane; cane; cane·brake; do·de·cane; har·ri·cane; hen·de·cane; hur·ri·cane; pri·mo·cane; sar·ba·cane; sil·i·cane; un·de·cane; neu·ter·cane; chi·cane; ar·cane·ly; cane·break; … English syllables
chi|cha — «CHEE chah», noun. a fermented liquor made from maize, sugar cane, and other plants by certain Indians of South America. ╂[< Spanish chicha < a native word] … Useful english dictionary
Juan "Chi-Chi" Rodríguez — Chi Chi Rodríguez Personal information Full name Juan Antonio Rodríguez Nickname … Wikipedia
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fare come il cane d'Esopo — Cioè come il cane della favola di Esopo (185), ripresa da Fedro (Favole, I, 4), che, per strappare un pezzo di carne a un altro cane (ma si trattava soltanto della sua immagine riflessa nell acqua), spalancò la bocca e così perse il pezzo di… … Dizionario dei Modi di Dire per ogni occasione
chicane — chi·cane … English syllables
chicane — chi•cane [[t]ʃɪˈkeɪn, tʃɪ [/t]] n. v. caned, can•ing 1) chicanery 2) to trick by chicanery • Etymology: 1665–75; < F chicane (n.), chicaner (v.), perh. < MLG schikken to arrange chi•can′er, n … From formal English to slang
chicane — chi|cane [ʃıˈkeın] n BrE [Date: 1900 2000; Origin: chicane name of a particular combination of cards in certain card games (19 20 centuries), from French, from chicaner; CHICANERY] an S shaped bend in a straight road, especially on a track for… … Dictionary of contemporary English