se marrer
verb
like marri ('bored'), from Old French marir dif=se marrir (dif=se marrir), or from Spanish marear ('to bore'), marearse ('to get seasick') see noise. It appears with the meaning 'to be bored' and then means, by antiphrasis, 'to laugh at something that should rather bore.'
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marré (v.) marrées (v.) marriez (v.) marrai (v.) marras (v.) marrâmes (v.) marrâtes (v.) marrèrent (v.) marrerai (v.) marreras (v.) marrerons (v.) marrerez (v.) marreront (v.) marrasse (v.) marrasses (v.) marrât (v.) marrassions (v.) marrassiez (v.) marrassent (v.) marrerions (v.)