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méridiennes

méridiennes is the plural of méridienne.

Meaning of méridienne

Noun

méridienne (plural méridiennes)

  1. An asymmetrical daybed with a high head-rest, and a lower foot-rest, joined by a sloping piece.
    • Méridiennes have sold for up to $19,000 a pair, a bid posted at Morton’s. “Méridiennes such as that one are the rare pieces that bring top dollar,” says Phillip Alford, Morton’s nineteenth-century furniture expert.1981, Americana, page 24, column 2

Questions about méridiennes

What is méridiennes the plural of?
Méridiennes is the plural of méridienne.

Words near méridiennes in the dictionary

  1. Ménière's disease
  2. Ménière's syndrome
  3. Méricourt-l'Abbé
  4. Mérida
  5. méridienne
  6. méridiennes
  7. Mérigon
  8. méringue
  9. mésalliance
  10. mésalliances
  11. méthode champenoise

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