Foucher (en. To dig)

/fuʃe/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

verb

The action of issuing a document in someone's name.

The notary gathered the property deeds.

Le notaire a fouché les actes de propriété.

To put something in order or in a bundle.

She organized all the files on her desk.

Elle a fouché tous les dossiers sur son bureau.

To participate in a gathering activity.

We are going to raise funds for charity.

Nous allons foucher des fonds pour la charité.

From Old French 'foucher' which means 'to make a pile'.

to gather papers

to collect documents

foucher des papiers

to mess up the countryside

to gather resources

foucher la campagne

to jumble an idea

to gather thoughts or suggestions

foucher une idée

mad

that describes something disorganized

fou

clutter

a disorder, a pile of things

fouillis

to whip

action of beating quickly or stirring.

fouetter

To foucher in the sense of disorganizing

He disorganized the event with his unforeseen circumstances.

Il a fouché l'événement avec ses imprévus.

To foucher to mean that one is not sure about something.

I am uncertain about the results; they are not reliable.

Je fauche sur les résultats, ils ne sont pas fiables.