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Lambeau, noun. masc. 1. Piece of fabric, paper, flexible material, torn or torn, detached from the whole or partially attached to it. 2. By analogy: piece of flesh or skin torn off voluntarily or accidentally. Bloody shred; shreds of flesh and blood. Juan, in despair, bit him on the cheek, tearing a flap of flesh which exposed his jaw (Borel, Champavert, 1833, p. 55). 3. Surgery: segment of soft parts preserved during amputation of a limb to cover the bony parts and obtain a flexible scar. All that remained after the amputation was to fold the flap of flesh over the wound, as well as a flat shoulder pad (Zola, Débâcle, 1892, p. 338). (Definitions taken from the Trésor de la Langue Française).
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