et mon cul, c'est du poulet
What does “et mon cul, c'est du poulet” mean in English?
This phrase is a sarcastic way to dismiss an unbelievable claim, implying that it's as ridiculous as saying your arse is chicken.
Literally “and my arse is chicken”
It's similar to saying 'Yeah, right' or 'As if' in English, often used in informal contexts to mock someone's statement.
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Related French words
avoir le cul bordé de nouilles
3/5 · VulgarThis phrase means to be exceptionally lucky. The literal translation about having an arse edged with noodles is just for humor, not meant to be taken seriously.
avoir un balai dans le cul
3/5 · VulgarThis phrase means to be stiff, uptight, or overly formal. It suggests someone is rigid in their behavior or attitude.
chier une pendule
3/5 · VulgarMake a disproportionate fuss over something trivial. The literal translation, 'shit a clock,' adds a humorous twist to the expression.
con comme un balai
3/5 · VulgarThis means someone is very stupid. It's a comic way to insult someone's intelligence by comparing them to a broom.
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