Gallicism
noun
Gal·li·cism ˈga-lə-ˌsi-zəm 
variants or gallicism
1
: a characteristic French idiom or expression appearing in another language
2
: a French trait
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from French gallicisme, from Latin Gallicus gallic + French -isme -ism
First Known Use
circa 1656, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- pump someone or something full of
- pump someone or something full of something
- pump up
- pump well
- pump-action
- pump-fake
- pump-faked
- pump-fakes
- pump-faking
- pumpability
- pumpable
- pumpage
- pumped
- pumped out
- pumped storage
- pumped up
- pumpellyite
- pumper
- pumper company
- pumper-ladder
- pumpernickel
- pumpernickels
- pumpers
- pumpet
- pumpet ball