mistletoe in French is gui.
Oh, dude, you're talking about mistletoe! Yeah, like, the word estincelle totally means spark in old French, and mistletoe was believed to have these magical sparkly powers back in the day. So, like, if you're looking to add some spark to your Christmas decorations, mistletoe is the way to go!
'le gui' is 'mistletoe' in English
John and Mary kissed under the mistletoe at the Christmas party.
Mistletoe.
The root of the word "viscous" is the Latin word "viscum," meaning mistletoe. The term was used to describe the sticky nature of mistletoe berries, which led to its association with substances that are thick and sticky.
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Hang the mistletoe and holly!
French people decorate with Christmas trees,nativity scenes, mistletoe and candles
Vischio is an Italian equivalent of the English word "mistletoe." The masculine singular noun refers to either common or European mistletoe. The pronunciation will be "VEE-skyo" in Italian.
3 - it is pronounced mis-sel-toe
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