secondary residence in a city. pince-nez lit. "nose-pincher", a type of spectacles without temple arms. piste lit. "trail" or "track"; often used referring...

changed over the years. O'Galop's logo was based on bicycle tires, wore pince-nez glasses with lanyard, and smoked a cigar. By the 1960s, Bibendum was shown...

Retrieved November 17, 2017. Moore-Emmett, Andrea (2004). God's Brothel. Pince-Nez Press. ISBN 9781930074132. Daniel H. Ludlow (1992). "Church of the Firstborn"...

of spring clamps ("pince nez") to prevent ingress of water, and his eyes were protected by small goggles with rubber surrounds. Le Prieur was impressed...

the last sitting. When adding the final touches, the sculptor took a pince-nez out of his pocket and placed it on his nose. Cézanne apparently objected...

ou la Vie d'un séducteur, drame-vaudeville en 5 acts, with Potier, 1858 1859: Les chevaliers du pince-nez, comédie vaudeville in 2 acts, with Eugène Grangé...

Goggles, or safety glasses, are forms of protective eyewear that usually enclose or protect the area surrounding the eye in order to prevent particulates...

club foot, and myopia. Since he always wore pince-nez, his name in the plural, quevedos, came to mean "pince-nez" in the Spanish language. Orphaned by the...

duo bouffe, music by Henrion, 1857 Le Père Pince-tout, garde champêtre !, humorous scene, music by Parizot, 1857 Le Père Sabremioche ! Bousculade amicale...

(textile) Pillbox hat Pima cotton Pin-back button Pin stripes Piña Pinafore Pince-nez Pinking shears Piping (sewing) Piqué (weaving) Pith helmet Pixie cut Placket...