Definition of parigot in English:

parigot

adjective ˈparɪɡəʊ

informal

Of a French accent, manner of speech, etc.: characteristic of an ordinary, especially working-class, Parisian.

noun ˈparɪɡəʊ

informal

1970s; earliest use found in Nicolas Freeling (1927–2003), novelist. From French parigot Parisian from Paris + -got, extended form of -ot.

adjectiveˈparɪɡəʊ

informal

Of a French accent, manner of speech, etc.: characteristic of an ordinary, especially working-class, Parisian.

nounˈparɪɡəʊ

informal

1970s; earliest use found in Nicolas Freeling (1927–2003), novelist. From French parigot Parisian from Paris + -got, extended form of -ot.

单词	parigot
释义	Definition of parigot in English: parigot adjective ˈparɪɡəʊ informal Of a French accent, manner of speech, etc.: characteristic of an ordinary, especially working-class, Parisian. noun ˈparɪɡəʊ informal Popular, especially working-class, Parisian French. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Nicolas Freeling (1927–2003), novelist. From French parigot Parisian from Paris + -got, extended form of -ot. Definition of parigot in US English: parigot adjectiveˈparɪɡəʊ informal Of a French accent, manner of speech, etc.: characteristic of an ordinary, especially working-class, Parisian. nounˈparɪɡəʊ informal Popular, especially working-class, Parisian French. Origin 1970s; earliest use found in Nicolas Freeling (1927–2003), novelist. From French parigot Parisian from Paris + -got, extended form of -ot.
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