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    What is the difference between royal and royale? Except the 'e' obviously!

    Question #79329. Asked by mrsoliverwood. (Apr 23 07 8:08 AM)


    lanfranco

    		"Royale" is simply the French feminine form of "royal." In English, it is sometimes used to add a touch of glamour or elegance to the name of something, as in "kir royale," a drink made with champagne and creme de cassis.

    Apr 23 07, 8:19 AM
    star_gazer

    		Its also what the French call the McDonalds' quarter pounder.

    Apr 23 07, 9:18 AM
    MonkeyOnALeash

    		As in Pulp Fiction! Gazer!

    Apr 23 07, 4:20 PM
    gmackematix

    		I can't help wondering if Mrs Wood was inspired to ask this by the recent Bond film or the recent presidential candidate.

    Apr 23 07, 7:52 PM

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