The perfect retort when your mum, your face and your mum's face are already exhausted.
Its original meaning is 'There is a raccoon behind you'.
A: Do you want to go to the cinema?
B: Your mum wants to go to the cinema.
A: Your FACE wants to go to the cinema.
B: YOUR MUM'S FACE wants to go to the cinema.
A: Da ist ein Waschbär hinter dir.
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An attractive French girl/woman.
From 'Atonement' by Ian McEwan.
The wine was taking hold of Corporal Nettle. He began a rambling eulogy of what he called "Frog crumpet" Â how plentiful, how available, how delicious. It was all fantasy. The brothers looked at Robbie.
©Ian McEwan
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The radiant facial expression most women wear on their wedding day. Full of beauty and happiness.
Mary: Oh, I'm getting married tomorrow!
Catherine: I'm sure your wedding face will be glorious!