- In
French cuisine,
foug****e (Occitan: fogaça) is a type of
bread typically ****ociated with
Provence but
found (with variations) in
other regions. Some...
- A
flame foug****e (sometimes
contracted to
foug****e and may be
spelled foo gas) is a type of mine or
improvised explosive device which uses an explosive...
- A
foug****e (UK: /fuːˈɡæs/, US: /fuːˈɡɑːs/) is an
improvised mortar constructed by
making a
hollow in the
ground or rock and
filling it with explosives...
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Foug****e may
refer to:
Foug****e (cartoonist) (1887–1965), pen name of
Cyril Kenneth Bird,
cartoonist and
editor of
Punch 1949–53
Foug****e (weapon) Flame...
-
Kenneth Bird CBE (17
December 1887 – 11 June 1965),
known by the pen name
Foug****e, was a
British cartoonist. He was
perhaps best
known for his work in Punch...
- the ground,
while the term "
foug****e" was used for
landmines buried less than 3 m (9.8 ft)
below the
ground (see
Foug****e (weapon)). This
indicates that...
-
bread loaf, made with
yeast and
similar to a
baguette but much thinner.
Foug****e –
typically ****ociated with
Provence but
found (with variations) in other...
-
Abwehrflammenwerfer 42 was a
German static defensive flamethrower,
flame foug****e or
flame mine used
during the
Second World War. The
design was
copied from...
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Christmas dessert, e.g.
quince cheese, biscuits, almonds, nougat, apple, and
foug****e. Rice is
grown in the Camargue,
which is the
northernmost rice growing...
- Age
Groups in Aigues-Mortes and Gard
Department in 2017 Source:
INSEE Foug****e was one of the
first pastries which could rise. It can be
sweet (sometimes...
