gigot

Definitions

Examples

• I guess this is probably so, although Paul Gigot and company are perfectly capable of throwing down in this fashion themselves.

• Mr Gigot hosted a solid year of editorials and TV panel discussions of Obama that left little doubt his opinion was not cheerful.

• The worst fault seems to be monotony, always chicken, gigot, or veal.

• Well, it is simply a leg of mutton, and comes from the French word "gigot."

• Marie Gigot saw him coming, and dived back into her kitchen.

• "The good God has protected us," said Gigot, coming forward to his master.

• Give the man something to eat and send him back, Gigot, to meet his master.