père et fils
/ˌpɛː eɪ ˈfiːs/noun
Originally in French contexts: father and son or (occasionally) sons.
Origin
Mid 19th century. From French père et fils from père + et and + fils son.
- wrap-around
- wraparound
- wraparound mortgage
- wraparound porch
- wrap full
- wrap-jacket
- wrap oneself in the flag
- wrap-over
- anti-lock
- anti-locking
- antilog
- antilogarithm
- antilogy
- antimacassar
- anti-magnetic
- antimalarial
- antimatter
- antimetabolite
- antimicrobial
- antimitotic
- anti-monarchist
- antimonial
- antimonic
- antimonious
- antimony