poupeton
poupeton noun: a puppet.
Noun
poupeton (plural poupetons)
- A puppet.
- Empires have worshipped what these scoundrels stooled, taking for gods the merest poupetons.1850, Edward Vaughan Kenealy, Goethe: A New Pantomime, page 268
- Not yield?—is it weak to yield Since you drew him on Like a poupeton Where his love cried out and kneeled To do your least will , to catch one nod Of a wish he could grant you above sod ?1911, Frederick Fanning Ayer, Bell and Wing, page 1007
- A pulpatoon.
Forms of poupeton
| plural | poupetons |
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Origin of poupeton
From French poupeton. See puppet.
Questions about poupeton
- What does poupeton mean?
- Poupeton means a puppet.
- What part of speech is poupeton?
- Poupeton is a noun.
- What is the plural of poupeton?
- The plural of poupeton is poupetons.
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