queur — cla·queur; pi·queur; ti·queur; li·queur; … English syllables
cla|queur — «kla KUR», noun. a member of a claque: »a hired claqueur, a loyal claqueur. ╂[< French claqueur < claquer to clap + eur or] … Useful english dictionary
li|queur — «lih KUR, KYUR», noun, verb. –n. a strong, sweet, highly flavored alcoholic liquor, often served after dinner. –v.t. to treat or flavor with liqueur. ╂[< French liqueur < Old French licour liquid. See etym. of doublet liquor. (Cf. ↑liquor)] … Useful english dictionary
plas|ti|queur — «PLAS tih KERR», noun. a person who makes or uses plastic explosive. ╂[< French plastiqueur < plastique] … Useful english dictionary
li·queur — /lıˈkɚ, Brit lıˈkjʊə/ noun, pl queurs [count, noncount] : a sweet, strong alcoholic drink that is usually flavored with fruits or spices and drunk in small glasses after a meal a bottle of orange liqueur … Useful english dictionary
Claqueur — (bezahlter) Beifallklatscher * * * Cla|queur 〈[ kø:r] m. 1〉 bezahlter Beifallklatscher [→ Claque] * * * Cla|queur [kla kø:ɐ̯ ], der; s, e [frz. claqueur]: jmd., der bestellt [u. bezahlt wird], um Beifall zu klatschen. * * * Cla|queur [kla kø:ɐ̯] … Universal-Lexikon
Remorqueur — Re|mor|queur 〈[rəmɔrkø:r] m. 1; österr.〉 kleiner Schleppdampfer [frz.] * * * Re|mor|queur [remɔr kø:ɐ̯], der; s, e [frz. remorqueur] (bes. österr.): kleiner Schleppdampfer … Universal-Lexikon
tiqueur — ti·queur tē kər n one affected with a tic * * * ti·queur (te kurґ) [Fr.] a person subject to a tic … Medical dictionary
Claqueur — Cla queur , n. [F.] One of the claque employed to applaud at a theater. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Liqueur — Li queur (l[ e] k[ e]r ), n. [F. See {Liquor}.] An aromatic alcoholic cordial. [1913 Webster] Note: Some liqueurs are prepared by infusing certain woods, fruits, or flowers, in either water or alcohol, and adding sugar, etc. Others are distilled… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English