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Tudesque

Tudesque adjective: germanic; Teutonic.

Adjective

Tudesque (comparative more Tudesque, superlative most Tudesque)

  1. Germanic; Teutonic.
    • A Tudesque idiom, Flemish, has remained in use in our northern provinces.1902, Demetrius Charles Boulger, The history of Belgium, page 40

Forms of Tudesque

comparativemore Tudesque
superlativemost Tudesque

Origin of Tudesque

French tudesque

Questions about Tudesque

What does Tudesque mean?
Tudesque means germanic; Teutonic.
What part of speech is Tudesque?
Tudesque is an adjective.

Words near Tudesque in the dictionary

  1. Tuddenhams
  2. tudder
  3. tude
  4. Tudela
  5. Tudeley
  6. Tudesque
  7. Tudge
  8. Tudges
  9. Tudi
  10. Tudigong
  11. Tudishen

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