Trousseau is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TROUSSEAU in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (French) clothes collected by a bride for her marriage
• the clothes, linen, and other belongings collected by a bride for her marriage.
• The collective lighter equipments or outfit of a bride, including clothes, jewelry, and the like; especially, that which is provided for her by her family.
• the personal outfit of a bride; clothes and accessories and linens
• bride's collection of clothing etc for her marriage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the personal possessions of a bride usually including clothes, accessories, and household linens and wares
• bride\'s collection of clothing etc for her marriage

Words related to TROUSSEAU

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Words that contain TROUSSEAU

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How to use TROUSSEAU in a sentence

• If I had the money, God knows you should be married in real lace, with the finest trousseau a girl ever had.
• Her parents were poor, and could not buy any wedding trousseau for her.
• A bottom drawer is a good deal more than a trousseau.
• The problem of the trousseau was almost as simple for her as for him.
• Time and space Town and country population Trousseau, Dr.
• Your dresses are admirable, and your trousseau, considering the short time Dunroe had, is really superb.
• Everybody said he was rich, and father was satisfied and gave his consent, and bought be a most elaborate trousseau.
• In those days girls made their own trousseau, sewing into every garment solemn and tender hopes and joys.
• So he wrote an appropriate note, enclosed a letter of credit generous enough to cover all expenses, including trousseau and chaperon, and addressed it to one Flossie.
• She had returned from New York with a trousseau that a bride might have envied.
• Her consent was given, the trousseau was ordered, and the wedding-day was fixed.
• Mencke had sent to Paris for a suitable trousseau for the occasion.
• This she did with all the pride of a young bride when she shows the glories of her trousseau to the friend of her bosom.
• Little by little the trousseau had been prepared, and was all ready.
• The following morning the trousseau had to be packed, but the bride had nothing to do with it.
• Hastings the little lady came down to New York to direct her bridal trousseau making in the city.
• In the meantime she was to prepare her trousseau and get everything ready for the wedding.
• Judge Miller, from New York, whose bridal trousseau was imported from Paris, and whose wardrobe was the wonder of Camden.
• Aunt Jane had expected to be married to the dashing young man and had had her trousseau in readiness, when something happened.
• Toward the first of January the preparations began, and if Carrie had never before felt a pang of envy, she did now, when she saw the elegant trousseau which Mr.
• In a few days she would sail for Paris to select a wonderful trousseau she had planned for her marriage in October.
• She is going to Paris, immediately, for her trousseau.
• Miss Rolls did not come over from Long Island to choose her trousseau there, as a badly informed newspaper announced that she would do.
• She was reflecting innocently how she could begin at once upon some dainty little frills for her trousseau.
• The wedding has been decided upon for the last week in September, so I suppose that I shall have to come back to town before very long to see about my trousseau.
• LEAF THIRD MONUMENT OR TROUSSEAU? Men are very strange people.
• I will not meet you nor go out with you, nor bother about a trousseau, nor the future in any way.

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