pépère
English translation: mellow
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grampa Explanation: as in old man used to call my grampa by that name, seems suitable in context |
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Easy-Carving / easy all round carving (vs. race carving) Explanation: (All the above are found on the Internet Snowboarding sites.) un pépère is / can be a grandpa BUT pépère (adj) = uneventful, quiet, cushy, easy, easy-going SEE: Glisse extrême ou ski pépère Easy Carving. Fun Carving. Super Carving Internet |
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