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frescade

frescade noun: a cool walk.

Noun

frescade (plural frescades)

  1. A cool walk.
  2. A shady place.
    • Here, in this Frescade, will I sit down, with lingering Eye will gaze upon those laughing, joyous Beings1881, Frank Chapman Bliss, Queen Esther: And Other Poems
    • She made her way to a secluded frescade in the grounds, where was a stone belvedere, and, hard by on a natural hillock, a marble statue of Good Queen Bess on a pedestal of native rock.1890, Paul Cushing, “The Little Gods at Work”, in The Bull i’ th’ Thorn: A Romance […], volume I, Edinburgh; London: William Blackwood and Sons, →OCLC, page 93

Forms of frescade

pluralfrescades

Origin of frescade

From French frescade, from Italian frescata, from fresco (“cool”).

Questions about frescade

What does frescade mean?
Frescade means a cool walk.
What part of speech is frescade?
Frescade is a noun.
What is the plural of frescade?
The plural of frescade is frescades.

Words near frescade in the dictionary

  1. Frerichses
  2. Frericks
  3. Frerickses
  4. Frerking
  5. Frerkings
  6. frescade
  7. frescades
  8. Frescas
  9. Frescases
  10. fresco
  11. frescobol

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