What does huissier mean?
Huissier means (archaic) A doorman in France..
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/ˈwiːsjeɪ/ · noun
(archaic) A doorman in France..
That is because the huissier cannot lead anyone in to see the President of France without first passing through the adjacent office of Jacques Attali.
A chorus of five huissiers, or ushers, line up in a row, like sleek crows cawing out comments on the machinations of their masters.
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Huissier means (archaic) A doorman in France..
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That is because the huissier cannot lead anyone in to see the President of France without first passing through the adjacent office of Jacques Attali.
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