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dodger

/ˈdɒdʒ.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui esquive ou trompe, ou une petite galette ovale de farine de maïs, cuite au four ou frite, notamment dans le sud des États-Unis.

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/ˈdɒdʒ.ər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui esquive ou trompe, ou une petite galette ovale de farine de maïs, cuite au four ou frite, notamment dans le sud des États-Unis.

A noun referring to a person who is shifty or deceptive, or a small oval cake of corn bread that is baked or fried, particularly in the southern United States.

  1. Deceptive personB2informal

    A person who avoids something or someone in a cunning or dishonest way.

    frPersonne sournoise qui esquive

    • He's a real tax dodger, always finding loopholes.
    • The draft dodger fled the country to avoid service.
    • She's a dodger when it comes to paying her debts.

    Synonymesdeceivershirkertrickster

  2. Cornbread cakeB1informalamerican

    A small, oval-shaped cake made from cornmeal, typically baked or fried, common in the southern United States.

    frGalette de maïs

    • Grandma served hot corn dodgers with butter for dinner.
    • The diner is famous for its crispy fried dodgers.
    • He ate a dodger with his chili and beans.

    Synonymeshoecakejohnnycake

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  • dodgers plural form
  • dodgers' possessive plural form
  • dodger's possessive singular form
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