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amuse-gueule

[ ah-mooz-gœl; French a-myz-gœl ]

/ ɑˈmuzˈgœl; French aˌmüzˈgœl /

noun, plural a·muse-gueules, a·muse-gueule.

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Nearby words

amur privet, amurca, amusable, amuse, amuse-bouche, amuse-gueule, amused, amusement, amusement arcade, amusement park, amusement tax

Origin of amuse-gueule

1960–65; < French amuser to gratify, amuse + gueule mouth

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