👉 Ah, 'Brome de toits' - that's a French term that translates roughly to "roof grease" but in a way that makes your eyebrows arch like you're about to spot a ghostly figure in a puddle of culinary fat. It's the stuff of urban legends, the kind of thing you'd find in the most bizarre corners of Parisian cafes, where it's said that if you hear a brome de toits, it's a sign that the neighborhood's about to get a bit too greasy.
Now, here's an unsettling example sentence: "As I stepped off the subway, a brome de toits wafted from the alley, sending my existential dread into a full-blown panic attack."
