Frenchie
- noun
- /ˈfrɛnʧi/
- Informal
- So since Frenchies are prone to health issues I went with a recommendation from a holistic vet and I put Jupiter on a store bought raw food called Answers Pet Food.
And he's always got his dog, this cute little Frenchie on his chiropractor table.
- And he's always got his dog, this cute little Frenchie on his chiropractor table.
- My favorite are the the Gray blue Frenchies.
- So since Frenchies are prone to health issues I went with a recommendation from a holistic vet and I put Jupiter on a store bought raw food called Answers Pet Food.
- And it's in part because the the Frenchies really get into it.
- They go, if you lost a Frenchie, prove it, prove it.
Examples
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And he's always got his dog, this cute little Frenchie on his chiropractor table.
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I took my Frenchie for a walk in the park and everyone admired her cute face.
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And it's in part because the the Frenchies really get into it.
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They go, if you lost a Frenchie, prove it, prove it.
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I want to take my Frenchies and just go to Fire Fire Island for the summer.
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Well, we have a fantastic piece from society generally, the Frenchies, OK, And they're going to give us a really interesting take on this.
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There's so many like little Frenchies and I saw a little cockapoo, couple of whippets.
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My friend adopted a playful Frenchie from the shelter, and he quickly became a beloved family member.
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At the dog show, the judges favored the Frenchies for their charming personalities and distinctive looks.
Synonyms
A child's friendly word for a dog
A man from France
A childish word for a pet animal that people walk and play with
A small, muscular dog with a flat face and bat-like ears
A woman from France
A person from France
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Frenchie comes from French plus the friendly ending -ie, an ending that makes a word sound 'small' or 'cute' (like doggie or selfie); because the breed comes from France and is small, people call the French Bulldog a Frenchie, and the same short name is sometimes used for a French person.