provocateur.
To cause trouble can be variously to incite, agitate, instigate, or provoke.A troublemaker can be an instigator, agitator, fomenter, rabble-rouser, or provocateur.
The noun forms of the verb to provoke are provocation and the gerund, provoking. A related noun form is provocateur.
Incite a rebellion against the British Incite the mob to stone him to death, he would have to be murdered as secretly as possible. The most spectacular failure was a power supply glitch, all the magic smoke leaked out, luckily it didn't incite anything else.
Abbey, amateur, bacon, benefit, bourgeois, butcher, cannon, castle, chair, centre, chair, chief, cologne, company, corridor, counterfeit, cravat, custom, entrepreneur, formidable, hermitage, liqueur, sabotage, scaffold, turquoise, vermilion... are some of themThe French author and professor of linguistics Henriette Walters says that approximately close to two thirds of the English vocabulary comes from old French. A (non exhaustive) list is in link.Of course, they appear very frequently when talking about... "cuisine" itself obviously at the top the list. Desserts in the US can often be à la mode (ie, served with ice cream) and some restaurants have hors d'oeuvres, crème brulée, entrées, crêpes, etc. Besides, when you get in the restaurant in the first place, you are welcomed by a maître d', short for maître d'hôtel. Now some cafés have croissants and baguettes on the menu as well.Many French words can also be found when dealing with military, literary, artistic and romantic things - and wit. You can hear an native English speaker say words and expressions such as homme de guerre, nom de plume, arabesque, cliché, rendez-vous, fiancé/fiancee, genre (in the artistic sense), pas de deux (or pas de trois, of course), blasé, touché, coup(meaning coup d'état), avant-garde, agent provocateur, tête-à-tête, joie de vivre, art nouveau, etc.Also, certain set expressions are quite popular: bon voyage, bon appétit, au contraire and, of course, Voilà.In France, parking, sandwich, and some other words are written the same way as in English, but just pronounced with a French accent.However, in Quebec, Canada, parking = stationnement.Some examples include:à la carteà la modeattachéblasébon appétitboutiquecafécarte blanchechaisechampagnechargé d'affaireschauffeurchefchicchignonclichécognaccollageconoisseurcontre-tempscoup d'etatcouturecul de sacdébutdétenteen routeen suitefemme fatalefoie grasgaffehors d'œuvrejoie de vivrelaissez-fairelingeriemaître d'hôtelmenumotifménage à troismêléenaïvenegligeenouveau richepapier-mâchéprairieraison d'êtrerendezvousrestaurantrépertoirerésumésavoir-fairetouchétour de forcevis à visvoilà
Provocateur - film - was created in 1998.
Thank you for becoming the provocateur in this case.
Agent Provocateur - lingerie - was created in 1994.
provocateur.
Where the Wild Things Are - Agent Provocateur album - was created on 1997-05-05.
Sinema Provocateur - 2008 was released on: USA: 13 May 2008 (Lorain, Ohio)
Chances are you will have to be signed to a modeling agency that Agent Provocateur currently uses to hire models for their campaigns.
Agent agent-provocateur Agent Orange agent noun Agent-general
Is said to be a provocateur.a provocateur
Agent Provocateur - 2012 was released on: USA: 17 August 2012 USA: 20 August 2012 (Los Angeles, California)
The perfume company that produces Agent Provocateur, despite its French sounding name, is based in the UK. It was established in 1994 and also sells lingerie.
The cast of Sinema Provocateur - 2008 includes: Chris Gentes as Candi Moze Halperin as Pimp Kat Lee as Y-59