Define Tête Meaning

"Tête" means head.

a) tête-â- tête: a French de France term meaning: a private face-to-face conversation, excluding all "technological" communication devices including regular mail.

b) (when the word is used in an oral or written request): a request for a future private face-to-face meeting

Simultaneous reciprocation of oral sex between two partners, where each partner orally gratifies the other's genitalia.

1. A French-language slur used against Anglophones in Quebec. It means square head used particularly often against Anglophones who know little French. Commonly used in Eastern Montreal where individuals may be perceived as anti-French for two reasons:

a) It is often assumed that Anglophones are native Montrealers; use of English in this area may be perceived as having an anti-French connotation.

b) Because Francophones in Quebec must take English in school, it is assumed by some Francophones that Anglophones in other parts of Canada should be taking French, and that ignorance of French means a rejection of its importance by these people. It is not widely understood in Quebec that in some areas of Canada students may choose to study a local minority second language.

An Anglophone who tries to order food at a restaurant or ask for help in a shop using English or stumbling French may overhear the term used against them.

2. Used by Francophones against Anglophone bigots and by Francophone bigots against Anglophones. Francophone bigots tend to think that all English Canadians are a homogeneous mass of hateful French-bashers... Rather than a diverse group of people who are mostly quite enamoured with the beauty and culture of La Belle Province.

Because the term is a physical-stereotype, it can be seen as a "racializing slur."

3. The term can be seen as a counterpoint to the term "frog", which is mostly used by Anglophone bigots against Francophones.
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An English-Canadian bigot, an obtuse and arrogant person convinced of his/her innate superiority over anyone who isn't white, Anglo-Saxon and Protestant. Someone nostalgic of an era when British colonial rule had spread worldwide. Clusters of Tête carrées can be found in Montréal (West-Island) and more specifically the borough of Westmount.

Origins remain vague.

FRANCAIS
C'est un cr** de canadien,anglo-francophone,british,etc. C'est notre facon ,nous les Quebecois, de traité les os*** d'anglais de cave comme eux qui nous traite de PEPPER. On les retrouves: à Montreal,dans les villes touristiques pi dans tout le reste du canada.

ENGLISH
It's a fuc*ing canadian (who is born out of
quebec and who is mother language is english) or an english tourist.It's our way ,us the Quebecois, to answer to the english people that call us PEPPER. We find them in Montreal,in the tourist cities and in all the rest of canada.

French-Canadian expression meaning “dick head”. Often used to insult someone or used as a joke to make fun of them. French Canadians can use it without anyone suspecting anything.

A tit-to-face conversation. Making out.

Cheker une tête veut tout simplement dire sucer une bite quoi. La traduction en anglais serait ''to give a head''

a) tête-â- tête: a French de France term meaning: a private face-to-face conversation, excluding all "technological" communication devices including regular mail.

b) (when the word is used in an oral or written request): a request for a future private face-to-face meeting