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    Marcasse (en. Marcass)

    /maʁ.kas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    State of discontent or disapproval.
    His marcasse was obvious after the speech.
    Sa marcasse était évidente après le discours.
    Facial expression showing irritation.
    He had a marcasse on his face upon seeing the situation.
    Il avait une marcasse sur le visage en voyant la situation.

    Etymology

    Uncertain origin, possibly derived from the verb 'to mark'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to have a marcasse
    To be in a state of discontent.
    avoir une marcasse
    to make a marcasse
    To express disagreement or irritation.
    faire une marcasse
    to get into a marcasse
    To become troubled or get in a bad mood.
    se mettre en marcasse

    Related Words

    irritation
    State of being annoyed or irritated.
    irritation
    to mark
    To indicate or signal something.
    marquer
    disagreement
    Situation where two parties are not in harmony.
    désaccord

    Slang Meanings

    To express strong disapproval.
    His comment really gave everyone the marcasse.
    Son commentaire a vraiment donné la marcasse à tout le monde.
    To feel uncomfortable due to a situation.
    The news put me in a marcasse.
    La nouvelle m'a mis en marcasse.