French

French

French may refer to:

*French people, inhabitants of France
*French language, the language spoken widely in France and in former French colonies
*People named French
*The French, a band

Fictional characters:
*Joseph French, a Detective Inspector appearing in several novels by Freeman Wills Crofts
*Giles French or "Mr. French" on the television series "Family Affair", played by Sebastian Cabot

ee also

*French revolution
*French flag
*french anthem
*French fries
*French kiss
*French in Action
*French horn
*French toast
*French dressing
*Pardon my French, a common euphemism used in the United States and United Kingdom
*French catheter scale
*French Defence, the name of a chess opening
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*List of French phrases used by English speakers


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