I never so much as looked on them as men—not in that way, for a cassis woman, m'sieu.
There'd been claims of revolt on cassis, but he hadn't been suspicious then.
These shell-cameos are made from the genus cassis, the helmet shells.
This genus is distinguished from cassis by the outer lip, which is not reflected.
Strange to say nobody has ever started a cassis still on this side.
Larousses dictionary says that good liqueurs were made at cassis in Provence.
Take it to cassis, to Arles, to Avignon—where you will—and leave it there.
He who has seen Paris, and has not seen cassis, may say, "I have seen nothing."
That is a name they have given me, because when they drag me into a wineshop it is cassis I always take.
A few days ago the black-currant-trees were being stripped for the benefit of Parisian lovers of cassis, a liqueur in high repute.
black currant liquor, 1907, from French cassis (16c.) "black currant," apparently from Latin cassia (see cassia). The modern liqueur dates from mid-19c.
