quelquechose
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of quelquechose
French, literally: something
Example Sentences
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It is long odds that a war would bring some M. Quelquechose to the front with a rush.
From Project Gutenberg
They are now blissfully ensconced in Jeanne's country house, and throughout France the middle-aged men are singing a variation on the old Piaf standard: Oui, je regrette quelquechose.
From Time Magazine Archive
Then there was a large Frenchwoman, Madame la Marquise de Quelquechose, who lent the lustre of her title and her ancestral jewels to our bourgeois board.
From Project Gutenberg
Il donnait la sensation de quelquechose outr�.
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Compair Chivreil si tan sire quelquechose compère Avocat dire lui.
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