Garcons [noun]

It opened, the garcon mumbled something, and Madame Chalice entered slowly.

He was just at this time living en garcon, his wife and children being away on a visit.

The dinner was given in the house where my host and his friend, Captain Pantoukin, lived, en garcon.

Our stout-armed garcon took a position on our sleigh, and by a fistic argument succeeded in turning us aside.

They were left alone, at an imperious signal, and Madame Louison bade Hawke regale himself en garcon.

Rushbrook lived en garcon, with feminine possibilities; Leyton was a married man and a deacon.

"Garcon, garcon," cried a stout gentleman, who made one of three at the table next to us.

You are the prisoner of Timmendiquas, mon petit garcon, mais oui?

There, when the garcon had left them, they sat near the windows hand in hand.

They should both, garcon and cashier, be discharged on the spot.