piquant
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Borrowed from Middle French piquant (“pricking, stimulating, irritating”), present participle of piquer, possibly from Old French pikier (“to prick, sting, nettle”). Doublet of picong. Related to pike.
piquant (comparative more piquant, superlative most piquant)
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Present participle of piquer.
piquant (feminine piquante, masculine plural piquants, feminine plural piquantes)
piquant
piquant (feminine singular piquante, masculine plural piquans, feminine plural piquantes)
piquant m (feminine singular piquante, masculine plural piquans, feminine plural piquantes)
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