TENDENCIES OF USE OF THE TERM «FREGEREBA»
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4 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «FREGEREBA»
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1
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
mdscas, a "greasy spoon" (dirty eating place). fregereba (/.) the tripletail or flasher
(Lobotes surinamen- sis) — a large edible marine fish. fregista (m.) proprietor of a
dirty tavern; a waiter in the same. fregona (/.) kitchen drudge. fregues (m.) ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
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Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico da língua portuguêsa: de acôrdo ...
frege-môscas, s. m. 2 núm. fregereba, s. j. fregista, s. m. fregona, s. j. freguês,
s. m. Flez.: freguesa (ê), fregueses (ê). freguesas (ê). freguesia, 5. /. frei, s. m. F.:
soror. frei bode, ». m. PL: freis-bodes. freijó, s. m. FIE frei-jorge, s. m. PL: freis-
jorges ...
Aurélio Buarque de Holanda Ferreira, Manuel da Cunha Pereira, 1961
3
Nôvo vocabulário ortográfico brasileiro da língua portuguêsa:
... s. f. frecheiro, s. m. freeiro, s. m. frefolho (o), s. m. frega, s. f. fregatola, s. f. frege,
s. m. fregelano, adj. e s. m. fregementa, s. f. frege-mdscas, s. m. 2 num. fregereba,
s. f. fregista, s. m. fregues, s. m. freguesa (e), s. f. freguesia, s. f. frei, s. m. freijo, ...
Leonam de Azeredo Pena, 1966
4
Michaelis Dicionario Ilustrado: Portugues-Ingles
to provoke disorder, to riot. frege moscas s. m., sg. + pi. flyblown restaurant, dirty
eating-house. fregereba s. f. (Ichth.) tripletail. fregista s. m. keeper or attendant of
a pothouse. fregona s. f. kltchenmaid. charwoman. fregués s. m. (pl. -asas) (f.
Fritz Pietzschke, Franz Wimmer, 1961
