See ganachon on Wiktionary
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"(XIXᵉ siècle) Composé de ganache (« vieillard stupide ») et -on."
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"ref": "Trésor de la langue française : dictionnaire de la langue du XIXe et du XXe siècle (1789-1960), Paul Imbs, Éditions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique, 1971",
"text": "On rencontre chez Flaubert, les subst. masc. ganachard et ganachon, employés comme synon. dans des formules analogues. Ton vieux ganachon, ta vieille momie, ton vieux bonhomme en Baudruche, (...) ton oncle qui t'aime[.]"
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"Vieux sénile."
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{
"word": "croûton"
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{
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{
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"word": "fogey"
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"(XIXᵉ siècle) Composé de ganache (« vieillard stupide ») et -on."
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"text": "On rencontre chez Flaubert, les subst. masc. ganachard et ganachon, employés comme synon. dans des formules analogues. Ton vieux ganachon, ta vieille momie, ton vieux bonhomme en Baudruche, (...) ton oncle qui t'aime[.]"
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