Anything referrredt to as "French" at the girls' home means that it is about rubber and rubber chasntizement. This comes from three things: That the French are well-known for both anything to do with the chastity area and a style that is very delicate and ladylike. this kind of chastizement was taken up and developed by French-speaking ladies form Canada. Mostly the D'Arielle family with some influence from the Fairies and most rubber names are French. Perhaps the biggest part of how this came to be is from the girls who live at the girls' home. They are a bit superstitious and feel that if they say "rubber" too much it will be used on them (and they are just soooo right) so they use other words to mean rubber like "rain" and for some reason they started using "French". Add to that that most of my Rubber Nurse training was at a French shool in Paris.

En Fluer-Pleut (French=In Rain Flower) In rubber.

Cheri Petite: (French=Little Dear) A little Girl kept in rubber: "I see your Michelle is a cheri paetite"

Fleurette: (French=Little Flower: the Flower when it is in rubber; "If you keep that up Lucienne, I will rub you right on the fleurette

French: 1. anything to do with rubber treatment of any kind. 2. To give a pantyrub in a showy and very deliberately humiliating way; "Housemistress was sitting on the couch Frenching little Tina for being too fidgety". 3 Totally humiliated or humiliatingly having a rubber or baby thing used on her "With her dress up and legs open, having the diaper and rubber panties slowly put on her. Diana was being Frenched in no uncertain terms". "it was clear that being kept in the little babydoll was Frenching Sandra, and Mommy know it".

Frenchie(s): 1. A girl kept in rubber 2. rubber clothes, particularly those put on the body; "Kiersten was in an azure Frenchie" 3. the chastizement wardrobe taken as a whole; "Nursie showed Lynne's cousin her Frenchie" 3 to feel a girl's rubber things "Brenda spent much of the night trying to Frenchie Linda's apron, who, since her crinoline was satin woud enjoy a Frenchy but was playing hard to get". Same as "getting feelies"

French arts: Rubber treatment and all the things about it where rubber is put right on the body to cause feelings

French bed: A bed with all the clothes made of rubber French bedlinens Any bed linens that are rubber that the Little Girl is put between so that is what she feels "When she and Estelle spent the ngiht at Sharon's, Mommy brought some French bedlinines so Sharon's Mommy would not have to make up a French bed".

French Bride: the bride in a rubber or French wedding who is dressed all in rubber and given a wetsy in a showy way to show that she will be the baby of the two. "Arielle and Tina were married in a lovely wedding during which Tina, the French bride, cried and sobbed pathetically most of the time, especiall when Arielle Frenched her".

French camisole or chemise: A rubber top: "under her blouse, Alyssa had a French camisole"

French chastizement: Rubber chastizement: "Astrid was made very aware from the sound of the rubber sshh-ing that her actions would get her a week of French chastizement"

French crinoline or petti A crinoline or petticoat that is lined with rubber: Tara was put in a French crinoline to fill out her dress and give her the needed feelings on her legs. Mommy almost decided to use a French petti to press the rubber on Tara's legs to make the feeling stronger"

French diaper: A rubber diaper; "becuase Lynnette was prone to being proud, her mommy always had a French diaper near at hand to use on her".

French discipline: Rubber discipline: "A cute name and French discipline kept Page-Lynne on the straight and narrow".

French dress or babydoll: A short, high-waisted, fulll skirted dress, usually made of rubber that is part of the chastizement wardrobe; "Lady Cassandra was paying close attention to Monica, looking for every chance to feel her French dress".

French dressing: That which is used to create the smell of dried wet: "It was clear that if you stood next to Rachel, she had French dression on her".

French Fairy: Rubber Lady: "Last night, Sandra and I entertained the French Fairy who was here to tend to the needs of Christine and Alice. She is always welcome here".

French feeling(s): The feelings one gets from having rubber put on her: "Even as Lianne's Nurse was dressing her, she was getting French feelings"

French little girl: What a girl of any age is called if she is kept as a total rubber girl in a very visible way: "It was plain that even at 15, Monica Lynne was a French little girl and she smelled it, too"

French kiss: Any form of chastizement that includes the victim beig made to kiss a pair of rubber panties while being given a wetsy: "As chastizement for her part in this, Bridget was made to French kiss Glenda into a wetsy with Nursie's hand under her skirt to keep her lips active"

French mommy (babysitter, mistress, governess, nanny, nurse or stepmothe): A lady who used rubber on her little girl; "it was clear that Lucinda lived with a French mommy"

French Nursery: A rubber nursery that is very babyish; "For her part, Mommy would love the idea of Cheryl being in a French Nursery"

French panties: Rubber panties; "As a stepmother, Harriet wanted Rachel to be sure she knew her place so she left many of the Little Girl's French panties lying about where they could be easily seen and talked about".

French pink: The traditional shade of pink baby panties as used on little girls. the color of this page: "Jerilyn was put in a short French pink rubber babydoll for the day"

French print: Rubber with a printed design on it. Refers to a material more than a design: "Christine's window sheers were French print, satin gray with gold fleurs-de-lys"

French satin: Rubber, particularly the non-stretchy kind; "Lisa's house was full of French satin

French sheer: semitransparent rubber. refers to the material not the appearance "Comco uses a very versatile French sheer"

French shower: Being wet on by another girl or lady. A French bath is being wet on by two or more girls and being made to lay in it. If the victim is not in rubber then a French bath would soak through her clothes. "Housemistress and Rubber Nurse debated whether Anita should be given a French shower by one of them or a French bath by the two of them"

French skirt: A style of full-circle skirt, jumper skirt or dress skirt, that is half-way to the knee, moderately full and pleated regardless of the material. It is part of French because it is easily lifted; "Over the rubber skirt. Danielle wore a dress with a French skirt".

French slip: Any semi-see-through rubber underskirt made so that the bottom is about a half inch below the hem of the dress so that it shows a bit to let persons know that the person has rubber under her dress: "Under Marianne's dress, her mommy put a pink French slip"

French smell or le fragrence Francaise: The smell of dried wet or rubber but especially dried wet: "Standing next to Little Linda, I could clearly notice the French smell"

French spanking: A wetsy that begins with the girl laid on her tummy her skirts lifted and her bottom being massaged: "Alyssa got a French spanking in front of just all of us"

French tickler: a rubber sheet that is wrapped around a limb and gently massaged so that the material moves along the body to give feelings; "Tina's Mistress put her legs in a French tickler and massaged them for a long time before Frenching her outright"

French wedding: A wdding ceremony in which the Bride is dressed alll in rubber and a short dress and is laid down and given a wetsy. When the setsy comes the Nistress kisses her on the lips. It is in the style of an ancient Fairy wedding from the time when the bride was to be humiliatingly treated to make her and her family know that they were the inferior people: "To settle the family dispute, Andrea was given to Geraldine as a French Bride".

La Tiare: (French="the Tiara") the name for the headpiece a Rubber Nurse wears. In remembrance of the Fairy origins of Rubber Nursing, a rubber nurse who has completed her studies is given several tiaras. She always wears one of these in public to show her status. In fact, as students, we were always in tiaras, even for bed as part of our prepartion. It was thought that we must become so used to the tiara that it was almost a part of us and by the time we graduated, wearing a tiara was second nature. Often, a French-trained Rubber Nurse and her Cheris Petites wear or have on display in a prominent part of their romms an iridescent pink tiara and wand.

Les Femmes Provncales Des Tiares: (French= "Provincial Tiara Women") Rubber Nurses who work in outlying areas that are difficult to get to by ordinary methods. They come into an area by large wagons. Each group consists of 3 rubber nurses and a wagon mistress. These ladies are recruited from the areas in which they are from, and work after Rubber Nurse training. Once they enter a villiage or town, they live with the people whom they serve, they not only do the Rubber Nursing, but also bring in supplies, rubber and other items and news from other areas. after they have done their work, they pack and move on to the next part of the circuit. They get their title from the fact that, reflectiong the Fairy origins of Rubber Nursing, in public, they always wear tiaras. Though working for themselves, they get the support of L'Ecole Des Fleurette because the pary a franchise fee, represent the Rubber Nurses by agreeing to abide by a code of conduct and bring rubber to areas where it would otherwise not be used or known. Thes ladies are instantly recognizable by their habit; the tiara, a pink head veil, a white, full-bodiec, full-skirted dress between the knee and ankle over which is a pink rubber apron and a hooded pink rubber cloak that also serves as a rain garment. Often they dye their hair blonde, pearl, pearlescent snow white, copper or silver. These laides also have other skills, such as music, adjudication and settling disputes and teaching, and where they stay they help with the work and chores as much as and often more so, than the persons who live in that area. For this, they are made welcome

being or acting (so) French: behaving as though you were being severly rubber chastized, excessive crying or nastiness: "When Tara started to say nasty things, Nurse told her 'Stop being so French'".