aguicher

verb

Syllable Decomposition

aguicher

from Old French aguichier (to put the guiche on a shield); the guiche was a strap by which the shield was suspended from the elbow; this term comes from the Germanic languages withthja (willow branch). The shift to the current meaning of 'to excite', first slang then popular, is easy to understand; it still involves provocation and a link between two people.

Definitions

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "aguicher"

Translations

  • germangerman:reizen

See also

aguiche (v.) aguiches (v.) aguichée (v.) aguichées (v.) aguichant (adj.) aguichons (v.) aguichez (v.) aguichais (v.) aguichions (v.) aguichiez (v.) aguichaient (v.) aguichai (v.) aguichas (v.) aguicha (v.) aguichâmes (v.) aguichâtes (v.) aguichèrent (v.) aguicherai (v.) aguicheras (v.) aguichera (v.)