refil — ou refile [ʀ(ə)fil] n. m. ÉTYM. 1883; déverbal de refiler « rendre ». ❖ 1 ☑ Loc. pop. (argot). Aller au refile ou au refil : vomir. 1 Et Simone fouille et refouille ses chicots … Encyclopédie Universelle
refil — rèfil (refȉl) m DEFINICIJA razg. uložak pisaćega pribora s tintom ili bojom; patrona ETIMOLOGIJA engl. refill … Hrvatski jezični portal
refil — n.m. Marchandise rendue dans un magasin. / Vomissure. Aller au refil, vomir ; payer une dette … Dictionnaire du Français argotique et populaire
REFİL — Kaftanını yukarı kaldırıp sallana sallana yürüyen. * Ahmak kimse. * Kuyruğu uzun at … Yeni Lügat Türkçe Sözlük
refile — refil ou refile [ʀ(ə)fil] n. m. ÉTYM. 1883; déverbal de refiler « rendre ». ❖ 1 ☑ Loc. pop. (argot). Aller au refile ou au refil : vomir. 1 Et Simone fouille et refouille ses chicots, f … Encyclopédie Universelle
House of Munsö — The House of Munsö [The article [http://www.historiska.se/historia/medeltiden/livochsamhalle/politik/regentlangd/ Regentlängd] on the site of the Swedish Museum of National Antiquities.] is one of the names of a protohistoric Swedish dynasty. Its … Wikipedia
Björn Ier — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Björn. Björn Côtes de Fer (en vieux norrois :Björn Járnsíða ; en suédois : Björn Järnsida), est un roitelet suédois régnant à Upsal de 860 à 880. C est l un des 4 fils de Ragnar Lodbrok. Il fait de … Wikipédia en Français
Björn Ironside — was claimed by antiquarians to be Björn Ironside s grave.A powerful Viking chieftain and naval commander, Bjorn and his brother Hastein conducted many (mostly successful) raids in France in a continuation of the tradition initiated by their… … Wikipedia
Kings of Svitjod — List of the Kings of Svitjod (Svithjod)Svitjod was one of the old names for Sweden, a name still used for the country by the Icelanders. This is a list of the mythological, semi legendary and historical kings and rulers of Svitjod before the… … Wikipedia
Sea-King — A Sea King was the Viking name for a powerful pirate chiefain.They could be actual kings of Sweden (such as Yngvi and Jorund), Denmark or a Norwegian kingdom, and sons of kings, such as Refil, but they could also be men without roof like Hjörvard … Wikipedia
