From Italian baruffa, a quarrel, through Mediterranean speech; the idea of a noisy dispute broadened to noise and uproar.
From Italian baruffa, a quarrel, through Mediterranean speech; the idea of a noisy dispute broadened to noise and uproar.
What does barouf mean?
A loud racket or a noisy public uproar.
Is barouf informal?
Yes, it belongs to familiar French.
Can it describe a scandal?
Yes, especially a noisy public reaction.
Is barouf masculine?
Yes: un barouf.
What is its plural?
Des baroufs.