Definition of poissarde in English:

poissarde

noun ˈpwasɑːdˈpwɑːsɑːd

historical

Any of the Parisian market women who led riots during the French Revolution.

Origin

Late 18th century. From French poissarde market woman, fishwife, feminine of †poissard thief from poix pitch (from classical Latin pic-, pix) + -ard, so called because things ‘stick to their fingers’.

Definition of poissarde in US English:

poissarde

noun

historical

Any of the Parisian market women who led riots during the French Revolution.

Origin

Late 18th century. From French poissarde market woman, fishwife, feminine of † poissard thief from poix pitch (from classical Latin pic-, pix) + -ard, so called because things ‘stick to their fingers’.

词汇	poissarde
释义	Definition of poissarde in English: poissarde noun ˈpwasɑːdˈpwɑːsɑːd historical Any of the Parisian market women who led riots during the French Revolution. Origin Late 18th century. From French poissarde market woman, fishwife, feminine of †poissard thief from poix pitch (from classical Latin pic-, pix) + -ard, so called because things ‘stick to their fingers’. Definition of poissarde in US English: poissarde noun historical Any of the Parisian market women who led riots during the French Revolution. Origin Late 18th century. From French poissarde market woman, fishwife, feminine of † poissard thief from poix pitch (from classical Latin pic-, pix) + -ard, so called because things ‘stick to their fingers’.
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