Crossword Clue: Gallic infinitive
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- ___ dans la lune ("distracted" in French)
- "___ Dieu" ("opera-poem" by Salvador Dalí)
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- ___ humain (human being, in French)
- ___ humain (person: Fr.)
- Basic French infinitive
- Basic French verb
- Basic verb in Versailles
- Be in Bonsecours
- Be, in France
- Be, in Paris
- Antoine's "to be"
- Being abroad
- Being: Fr.
- Being: French.
- Being, in Aries
- Being, in Beausejour
- Being, in Belleville
- Being, in Biarritz
- Being, in Bonsecours
- Being in Bordeaux
- Being, in Bordeaux or Burgundy
- Being, in Bordeaux
- Being, in Boulogne
- Being, in Brest
- Being, in Bretagne
- Being in Brittany
- Being, in Burgundy
- Being, in France
- Being, in Paris
- Being, in Pau
- Being, in Vercheres
- Being, in Vienne
- Being, to Balzac
- Being, to Bardot
- Being, to Baudelaire
- Being, to Berlioz
- Being, to Brigitte
- Being, to Sartre
- Are, in Alsace
- Are, in Armentiers
- Are, to some
- Arles auxiliary
- Bien-___ (well-being): Fr.
- Bien-___ (wellness)
- Bien-_____ (well-being): Fr.
- Ah, "to be" in Paris...
- Ah, to be in Paris!
- Avignon infinitive
- Balzac's being
- Balzac's "to be"
- Bordeaux being
- Boulogne's being
- Fraternity party purchase
- French 1 verb
- French 101 infinitive
- French 101 verb which means "to be"
- French 101 verb
- French 101 word
- French anagram for tree
- French auxiliary verb
- French auxiliary
- French being
- Common French infinitive
- Common French verb
- Common French word
- Intro French verb
- French-class word
- Introductory French infinitive
- French equivalent of esse
- French I infinitive
- French I verb
- French I word
- French infinitive
- French-lesson verb
- French soliloquy starter?
- French "to be"
- French verb to be
- French verb "to be"
- French verb with a circumflex
- French verb
- French word for "to be" [anagram of TREE]
- French word with a circumflex
- Irregular French verb
- Ecole verb
- Issy infinitive
- "Fûmes" is a form of it
- Furent is a form of it
- Fusses is a form of it
- "Fusses" is a form of it
- Gallic infinitive
- Elementary French verb
- Émile's existence
- Hamlet choice, in French
- First French 101 verb
- First-year French student's verb
- "Est" is a form of it
- Creature
- Étienne's existence
- Évry being
- Exemple d'un verbe irrégulier
- Exist: Fr.
- Exist, in France
- Exist, in Paris
- Existence: Fr.
- Existence, in Épinal
- Existence, in Évian
- Existence in Montreal
- Existence, in Paris
- Existence, to Henri
- Existence, to Sartre
- "Exister" synonym
- Henri's existence
- Infinitive form of "suis"
- Infinitive in Finistère
- Infinitive with a circumflex
- Ser, across the Pyrenees
- Ser : Spanish :: ___ : French
- Sera is a form of it
- "Seriez" is a form of it
- Verb conjugated as "suis" in the first person singular
- Verb conjugated suis, es, est, etc.
- Verb from which "suis" and "sommes" are conjugated
- Verb learned in French I
- Verb like "exister"
- Verb origin of suis and sont
- Verb "to be" in Temiskam-ing
- Verb with a circumflex
- "Verbe irrégulier de base"
- "Verbe irrégulier"
- Verne's being
- Versailles verb
- Tours infinitive
- Tours to be?
- Tours to be
- Marie's "to be"
- Vichy infinitive
- Vichy verb
- Victor Hugo's "L'art d'__ grand-père"
- Victor Hugos LArt d___ grand-père
- Sommes infinitive
- "Sommes" is a form of it
- Sommes is a form of it
- Of the french verb "to be"
- Sont is a form of it
- Parisian being
- Parisian 'to be'
- Parisian "to be"
- Parisian's basic verb
- "L'___ et le Néant" (1943 Jean-Paul Sartre treatise)
- L'___ suprême (God)
- Parisian's "to be"
- "Suis" is part of its conjugation
- Part of a French conjugation
- The verb to be ( in Vercheres)
- Raison d'---
- Raison d'--
- Raison d' ___
- Raison d' _____
- Raison d'__: reason for being
- Raison d'__
- Raison d___
- Raison d'___.
- Raison d'___ (reason for being)
- Raison d'___
- Raison d'____
- Raison dÂ'---
- ". . . ne pas __, c'est là la question"
- Passé composé verb
- "Le Foyer des artistes - La Difficulté d'___" (Jean Cocteau criticism)
- Nice being
- Peut-__: French "maybe"
- Peut-__: maybe, in French
- "Peut-__" (perhaps: Fr.)
- ''Peut-__'' (perhaps, to Pierre)
- Peut-__: Pierre's "perhaps"
- Peut-___
- Peut-___ (French for "maybe")
- Peut-___ (French "maybe")
- Peut-___ (French weasel word)
- Peut-___ (maybe: Fr.)
- Peut-___ (maybe): Fr.
- Peut-___ (maybe, in France)
- Peut-___ (maybe, in French)
- Peut-___ (maybe, in Marseille)
- Peut-___ (maybe, in Marseilles)
- Peut-___ (maybe, in Metz)
- Peut-___ (Parisian's "perhaps")
- Peut-___ (perhaps: Fr.)
- Peut-___ (perhaps): Fr.
- Peut-___ (perhaps, to Pierre)
- Peut-___ (perhaps)
- Peut- ___
- Peut- ____ : maybe
- Pierre's being
- There's often a raison for it
- Soyez is a form of it
- Soyons is a form of it
- Word in the French translation of Hamlet's most famous line
- Word repeated by a French Hamlet
- Word repeated in "___ ou ne pas ___"
- Word repeated in a French Hamlet's soliloquy
- Sartre's being
- Sartre's existence
- Sartre's "L'___ et le Néant"
- Well-remembered "soliloque" starter
- Start of a Hamlet "soliloque"
- Start of le monologue d'Hamlet
- To be, abroad
- To be abroad?
- To be abroad
- To be across the sea?
- To be, along the Loire
- To be, at the Louvre
- To be, at the Sorbonne
- To be (Fr.)
- To be: Fr.
- To be: French.
- To be in a faraway land
- To be, in Aix
- To be in another country?
- To be in another place
- To be, in Arles
- "To be," in Avignon
- To be, in Beauvais
- To be, in Belley
- To be, in Bernay
- To be, in Blois
- To be, in Bonsecours
- To be, in Bordeaux
- To be, in Boulogne
- To be, in Bourgogne
- To be, in Brest
- To be, in Brittany
- "To be" in Brossard
- To be, in Burgundy
- To be, in Cannes
- To be in France?
- To be in France
- "To be" in France
- To be, in France
- To be, in French 101
- To be, in French
- To be, in Giverny
- To be, in Haiti
- To be, in Le Havre
- To be, in Lyon
- To be, in Marseilles
- To be, in Martinique
- To be, in Metz
- "To be," in Montreal
- To be, in Montreal
- To be, in Nice
- To be, in Orléans
- To be in Paree
- To be, in Paree
- To be in Paris?
- To be in Paris
- To be in Paris
- To be, in Paris
- To be, in Quebec
- To be, in Rimouski
- To be in the Bois
- To be, in Toulon
- To be, in Toulouse
- To be, in Tours
- To be in Tours
- Sein, across the Rhine
- "To be," in Tours
- Sein : German :: ___ : French
- To be, in Trois Rivieres
- To be, in Versailles
- To be, in Vichy
- To be in Vichy
- To be over there?
- To be, overseas
- To be overseas
- To be, to a Breton
- To be, to a mademoiselle
- To be, to Amelie
- To be, to Babette
- To be, to Balzac
- To be, to Baptiste
- To be to Bardot
- To be, to Bardot
- To be, to Baudelaire
- To be, to Béatrice
- To be, to Beaumarchais
- To be, to Beauvoir
- To be, to Benoit
- To be, to Berlioz
- To be, to Bernadete
- To be, to Bernadette
- To be, to Berthe
- To be, to Binoche
- "To be," to Bizet
- To be, to Bizet
- To be, to Brigitte
- To be, to Burgundians
- To be, to Camus
- "To be," to Colette
- To be, to Debussy
- To be, to Fifi or Gigi
- To be, to Fifi
- To be to Gigi
- To be, to Gigi
- To be, to Guillaume
- To be, to Guy
- To be, to Henri
- To be to Henri
- "To be" to Henri
- To be, to Hollande
- To be, to Jacques
- To be, to Jeanne
- To be, to Marie Curie
- To be, to Marie
- To be, to Napoleon
- To be, to Paris
- To be, to Proust
- To be, to René
- To be, to Sarkozy
- To be, to Satie
- To be, to Tati
- To be, to the Bordelais
- To be, to the French
- To be, to Therese
- To be, to Voltaire
- To be, to Zola
- To be very far away?
- To be where people sing of amour?
- To exist, in Dieppe
- To exist, in Paris
- To exist, to Sartre
- To live, to Lévy
Recent Usage of Gallic infinitive in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 3, 1982