portièred
US/poɹˈtjɛɹd/
portièred adjective: having portières (curtains, of the sort hung across doorways).
Adjective
portièred (not comparable)
- Having portières (curtains, of the sort hung across doorways).
- [...] dining rooms opening by large portièred doorways out of the central hall, which itself communicates with the front door.1893, The Twentieth Century, page 481
Forms of portièred
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Questions about portièred
- What does portièred mean?
- Portièred means having portières (curtains, of the sort hung across doorways).
- What part of speech is portièred?
- Portièred is an adjective.
- How do you pronounce portièred?
- Portièred is pronounced /poɹˈtjɛɹd/ (US).
Words near portièred in the dictionary
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