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[pûŕsə-fläzh́]
(n.)Light good-natured talk; banter.
(n.)Light or frivolous manner of discussing a subject.
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See also persiflage ... From French persiflage ... Persiflage f. (genitive Persiflage, plural Persiflagen)
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Definition of persiflage from the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary with audio pronunciations, thesaurus, Word of the Day, and word games. ... One entry found. ... Etymology: French, from persifler to banter, from per- thoroughly + siffler to whistle, hiss, boo, ultimately from Latin sibilare...
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persiflage per·si·flage • (noun) formal light mockery or banter. [Mid-18th century. < French < persifler "to banter" < siffler "to whistle" ... Since it is probably unrealistic to assume that Persiflage readers have been the collective victims of an eight-month coma epidemic, I should probably attempt to...
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