sacrebleu
sacré bleu

Sacré bleu, an alternative spelling of Sacrebleu, may refer to:

As they say in Cannes, sacré bleu!

Although - sacré bleu! - a grand creme coffee was gritty and sloppily served.

What the French are eating is gradually being transformed by immigration, the whirlwind speed of contemporary life and even - sacré bleu!

"Oh, sacré bleu, been dead three thousan' year!"

Sacré bleu, the French will flambé our Bake Off alive

In France, which produces 20 percent of the world's wine and many of its finest vintages, the reaction has been "Sacré bleu!"

Sacré Bleu, a novel by Christopher Moore

Substitute a cream bun for a croissant, bangers and mash for boeuf bourguignon, and – sacré bleu! – it all becomes clear.

With the possible exceptions of Fool, The Serpent of Venice, and Sacré Bleu, all his books take place in the same universe and characters appear interchangeably from novel to novel.

Every time I see a photo of the French premier's wife I think, "Sacré bleu, that woman's the same age as me [42, since you ask] and I look like her peasant aunt."

This match should have been played on the gritty red particles of Roland Garros because neither of these champions has ever won the French Open, but, sacré bleu, the two combatants did not insist on clay.

In fact, news that Zayn from 1D is freshly engaged to Perrie from Little Mix (do keep up) has caused such a commotion here - sacré bleu! - that it might just knock the Cambridges off the front page.

One is driven to wonder whether Mr. Chirac in fact intends directly to topple Tony Blair, after the two had a belting row, full of sacré bleu and zut alors, about European Union farm subsidies in October.

And what was this, sacré bleu, as the French never say, Lord Sugar had thrown a curveball and one half of each team had to find their wares in Northern France.