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The crochet is a nice touch.
Words have meanings but sometimes they don’t.
Buck your feelings.
Buck-and-wing them.
Flap only one wing, and spin around in circles to the utmost.
It’s not Engrish; I suppose you’d have to call it Flancais. Pretty sure it’s supposed to say ” maille écru.” When in doubt, just put the ol’ accent over any letter that’s handy. 🙄
The time it took them to figure out how to shoehorn an apparent accent onto a capital letter R by means of the “combining comma above” Unicode character, had better been spent on figuring out that the accent really belongs on the ‘E.’
@DnT: Perhaps it is a French Letter ?
(Couldn’t resist…!)
Judging by the crochet, this was made for a femail.
@RC: You know what’s found under a French Letter?
A cedilla. (the little hook under the c, as in garçon)
@DnT: Yes, I suppose it is not uncommon to find a garçon wearing a French Letter, although he might call it a “capote”.
I never flap to the utmost.
As long as it doesn’t wing its flaps.
I can’t flap to this.