Give me a list of English words of French origin, but have different meaning than the French meaning?

location - in French it means rental

occasion - in French it means opportunity

mode - means fashion in French

amend - comes from amener "to bring"

gross - gros means big in French

cul de sac - ( bum of a bag in French)

loo (was origianlly "lieu" - place - in French)

love (in tennis) (originally "l'oeuf" - the egg)

tennis (from French "tenez" hold)

are a few that occur to me immediately. Conversely, there are a number of "English" terms in French that have changed their meaning from the original: camping - a camp site. Parking = a car park, smoking - a dinner jacket;

"boudin" - black sausage is believed to have come from the English "pudding" - this is an example of the French usage keeping the original meaning whilst the English meaning has moved on.

Toit = roof

Douche = shower

Raisin (French: grape)

Cocktail (French: coquetier - eggcup)

can't think of any more

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_English_words...

l'addition- bill