décrisser
What does “décrisser” mean in English?
It means to leave or to get someone out, often used in a dismissive way. It's a Quebec-specific term that carries a strong tone.
You might hear it as a rude command similar to telling someone to 'get lost' or 'fuck off.' It's more aggressive than just saying 'leave'.
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crissement
4/5 · StrongIt's a vulgar intensifier used in Quebec French to emphasize something as extremely intense or significant.
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décâlisser
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baiser
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