Fauntleroy suit
Fauntleroy suit noun: a boy's formal suit consisting of a velvet cutaway jacket and matching knee pants, worn with a fancy blouse and a large lace or ruffled collar.
Noun
Fauntleroy suit (plural Fauntleroy suits)
Forms of Fauntleroy suit
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Origin of Fauntleroy suit
Described in the children's novel Little Lord Fauntleroy by Frances Hodgson Burnett.
Questions about Fauntleroy suit
- What does Fauntleroy suit mean?
- Fauntleroy suit means a boy's formal suit consisting of a velvet cutaway jacket and matching knee pants, worn with a fancy blouse and a large lace or ruffled collar.
- What part of speech is Fauntleroy suit?
- Fauntleroy suit is a noun.
- What is the plural of Fauntleroy suit?
- The plural of Fauntleroy suit is Fauntleroy suits.
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