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definitions

fada (adj.)

1.qui est un peu fou (expression du Midi).

fada (n.m.)

1.(régional)personne un peu folle (expression du Midi).

fadasse (adj.)

1.(familier)déplaisant par sa fadeur.

 
see also

fadasse (adj.)

↘ fadassement, fadasserie

 
synonyms

fada (n.m.)

bête, cinglé, fou, malade, niais, piqué, simple, tapé, timbré

fadasse (nominal)

douceâtre, doux, écœurant, fade, fastidieux, froid, insipide, languissant, plat, terne

 
phrases

-Fada-Ngourma

-Fada N'Gourma • Liste des évêques de Fada N'Gourma

 
analogic tree

Fada (n. pr.)

tid

ville du Tchad[Classe...]

wdn

Fada

fada (adj.)

tid

bête[Classe]

wdn

fada

fadasse (adj.) [familier]

tid

qui n'a pas de goût (choses)[Classe]

wdn

fadasse

fader (v. tr.) [populaire]

V+comp

tid

avantager[Classe]

wdn

fader

 
le Littré (1880)

FADASSE (adj.)

Néologisme trivial. Qui a quelque chose de fade au point d'entraîner le dégoût.

Substantivement. C'est une blonde, une grande fadasse.

ÉTYMOLOGIE

Fade.

 
Wikipedia

Fader

Un article de Wikipédia, l'encyclopédie libre.

Cet article est une ébauche concernant la musique, vous pouvez aider à son amélioration en le modifiant.

Fader est un terme anglais désignant un potentiomètre rectiligne (par opposition au potentiomètre rotatif), linéaire ou logarithmique.

On retrouve ce terme en sonorisation car très pratique pour régler le niveau d'une source sonore.

Les faders peuvent être directs (cas général), couplés électroniquement (commandant un fader électronique, ce qui permet d'éviter les crachements à l'usage), ou motorisés (peuvent être réglés automatiquement, surtout présents sur les consoles de mixage numériques).

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