tyke in French
tyke in French is bâtard — tyke means a small child, especially a lively or mischievous one.
tyke in French
bâtard
(dialectal) A mongrel dog.
What does "tyke" mean?
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noun A small child, especially a lively or mischievous one.
"The little tyke had smeared jam all over the sofa."
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noun A mongrel or scruffy dog.
"A scrappy little tyke followed them home from the park."
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noun British informal: a person from Yorkshire.
"He's a proud Yorkshire tyke through and through."
tyke in a sentence
- The little tyke had smeared jam all over the sofa.
- She laughed at the tyke's attempt to help with the dishes.
- A scrappy little tyke followed them home from the park.
- He's a proud Yorkshire tyke through and through.
Similar words in French
Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "tyke" in French?
"tyke" in French is bâtard. tyke means: A small child, especially a lively or mischievous one.
How do you use "tyke" in a sentence?
Example: "The little tyke had smeared jam all over the sofa." In French, "tyke" is bâtard.
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