- dan|seuse
- dan|seuse «dahn SERZ», noun, plural -seuses «-SERZ».a female dancer, especially in a ballet: »
The assemblage…incorporates some of the handsomest danseuses of the season (New Yorker).
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pre|mière dan|seuse — «pruh MYEHR dahn SERZ», French. the leading woman dancer in a ballet or ballet company … Useful english dictionary
seuse — cau·seuse; dan·seuse; di·seuse; mas·seuse; po·seuse; … English syllables
dan — aba·dan; ac·i·dan·the·ra; ac·ri·dan; ama·dan; ba·dan; ban·dan·na; ban·dan·naed; bo·dan·sky; car·dan; cla·dan·thous; co·man·dan·cia; co·man·dan·te; con·cor·dan·cy; con·cor·dan·tial; dan·a·id; dan·a·us; dan; dan·bur·ite; dan·cet·té; dan·cette;… … English syllables
danseuse — dan·seuse … English syllables
danseuse — dan•seuse fr. [[t]dɑ̃ˈsœz[/t]] n. pl. seuses fr. [[t] ˈsœz[/t]] mad a female ballet dancer • Etymology: 1835–45; < F; fem. of danseur; see euse … From formal English to slang
premièredanseuse — pre·mière dan·seuse (prĭ mîrʹ däɴ sœzʹ, myârʹ) n. pl. pre·mières dan·seuses (prĭ myâr däɴ sœzʹ) A woman who is the principal dancer in a ballet company. [French : première, feminine of premier, first + danseuse, feminine of danseur … Universalium
premièredanseuse — pre•mière dan•seuse fr. [[t]prə myɛr dɑ̃ˈsœz[/t]] n. pl. pre•mières dan•seuses fr. [[t]prə myɛr dɑ̃ˈsœz[/t]] the leading female dancer in a ballet company • Etymology: 1820–30; < F: lit., first dancer (fem.) … From formal English to slang
Danseuse — Dan seuse , n. [F., fr. danser to dance.] A professional female dancer; a woman who dances at a public exhibition as in a ballet. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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