Crossword clues for framboise
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
framboise
1570s, from French framboise "raspberry" (12c.), usually explained as a corruption (by influence of French fraise "strawberry") of Dutch braambezie (cognate with German brombeere "blackberry," literally "bramble-berry"). "But some French scholars doubt this" [OED].
WordNet
framboise
n. the common European raspberry; fruit red or orange [syn: wild raspberry, European raspberry, Rubus idaeus]
Wikipedia
Framboise
Framboise is the French word for raspberry, and also the name of alcohol fermented with the fruit.
Usage examples of "framboise".
Another detective, Emery Framboise, had been in the area and had caught the call.
Stick with the pink ones — got a nice framboise custard in the middle.