hache

Definitions

noun A palæolithic stone implement, called originally lang de chat, evidently used for a great variety of purposes. Also called coup de poing (de Mortillet), and Chelleau implement.

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Ms. GREENSPAN: Means to mince, to chop, from the verb hache (ph).

How To Cook French, With Shortcuts 2010
Ms. GREENSPAN: Means to mince, to chop, from the verb hache (ph).

How To Cook French, With Shortcuts 2010
Ms. GREENSPAN: Means to mince, to chop, from the verb hache (ph).

How To Cook French, With Shortcuts 2010
We went to a nice restaurant in the 7th someplace, and on the menu was an entree that included "avocat hache" (accent aigu on the final e).

avocat - French Word-A-Day 2008
Ne touchez pas la hache (Don't Touch the Axe): B+ (more here).

GreenCine Daily: Berlinale, 2/15. 2007
Have I missed something but I don't recall any mention of Rivette's Ne Touchez Pas á la hache in all this discussion of brand new French films?

GreenCine Daily: Rendez-Vous. 10. 2007
Jacques Rivette's Ne touchez pas la hache (Don't Touch the Axe, France).

GreenCine Daily: Berlinale. 8 more. 2007
His Competition favorite: Jacques Rivette's Don't Touch the Axe (Ne touchez pas la hache).

GreenCine Daily: Shorts, fests, etc, 2/21. 2007
We went to a nice restaurant in the 7th someplace, and on the menu was an entree that included "avocat hache" accent aigu on the final e.

avocat - French Word-A-Day 2008
( "Et lui, chene vivant, par la hache insulte,/Tressaillant sous le spectre aux lugubres revanches,/Il regardait tomber autour de lui ses branches.")

Poetry Slam 2007