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fleurette
1[ flu-ret, floo- ]
noun
- an ornament formed like a small conventionalized flower.
Fleurette
2[ flu-ret, floo-; French flœ-ret ]
noun
- a female given name.
fleurette
/ flʊəˈrɛt; flɜː- /
noun
- an ornament resembling a flower
Word History and Origins
Origin of fleurette1
Word History and Origins
Origin of fleurette1
Example Sentences
Mingus and Roach accompanied Ellington on the first recording of “Fleurette Africaine,” for “Money Jungle.”
There are many close-ups of materials and tools in Fleurette Estes’s photo essay “Behind the Loom: The Legacy, Heritage & Resilience of Navajo Weaving.”
In just five deals negotiated between 2010 and 2012 to sell copper and cobalt through offshore companies linked to the Fleurette Group, which is controlled by Mr. Gertler and his family, the citizens of Congo lost an estimated $1.36 billion because the nation’s resources were being sold at one-sixth of their value, according to a report prepared in 2013 by Kofi Annan, the former U.N. secretary general, and other prominent African officials.
The fictional Constance and her sisters, Norma and Fleurette, are based on the real Kopp sisters, who gained celebrity after Constance became one of the first female deputy sheriffs in the United States.
Between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. on Saturday mornings, he understood that the breathy Coltrane alto solo during “It’s Easy to Remember,” or Duke Ellington offering the pensive piano ballad “Fleurette Africaine” — both of which Leibowitz played on one of his final shows — provided an ethereal soundtrack for solitude.
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