frappe

I got a newspaper from the rack and a straw for my frappe.

This has been the summer of the coffee frappe.

"My name used to be Hazel," she said over a grapefruit frappe.

"I wanted to save some beautiful, classic things about weddings and put others in a blender on a frappe level," she said.

De Gaulle wanted to develop an independent force de frappe.

Other flavoring ingredients are then added to the frappe to create specific flavors.

We'll share our shopping secrets, faster than you can order a no-whip frappe.

Perhaps the groundhog will not see his shadow if you buy him an iced frappe on that first warm day.

Today, France's nuclear weapons and its "force de frappe" remain important symbols of its independence.

Welch's once lent its name to a candy called Rum Frappe.

"It's a frappe," one of the women replied.

This mocha frappe freeze recipe is an icy take on your favorite cafe treat.

A cabinet is often referred to elsewhere in New England as a Frappe.

Many restaurants add a ball of vanilla ice-cream into their frappe instead of milk.

"You want a frappe," (pronounced frap) she announced, and her voice was icy with fury.

"I don't even know what frappe means."

If French nuclear weapons (Force de Frappe) were used, the fire order might pass through this relay.

See Force de Frappe for more information on the French conceptualization of nuclear warfare.

Would you mind telling Paul about your Vanilla Frappe?"

He sipped his drink, a tranquilizer frappe.

French nuclear deterrence, (formerly known as "Force de Frappe"), relies on complete independence.

Frappe is sometimes called the "Negative Zooble" due to her thinking anything negatively, especially love.

First the Berlin Wall fell, and with it the relevance of the French "force de frappe," or nuclear bomb.

So you can start at mix and work up to frappe, regardless of whether you are frappeing or crushing.

"You could put some clothes on," Sterno said, looking ruefully at the peach frappe' on his plate.