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froufrou
/ ˈfruːˌfruː /
noun
- a swishing sound, as made by a long silk dress
- elaborate dress or ornamentation, esp worn by women
Word History and Origins
Origin of froufrou1
Example Sentences
Their flash and trash made sense in LA—hulking hairdos, blinding bling, chichi couture, froufrou wheels, rococoocoo estates, etc.
Nothing so tear-compelling as the final act of Froufrou had been seen on the stage for half a century or more.
The death of Froufrou was a watery sight, and for any chance to weep we are many of us grateful.
I saw her pass down the hall like a queen, her head in the air, and her pink silk dress froufrou-ing deliciously.
The sob of the saxophone came through the window near by, the froufrou of the dancers made a soft susurration faintly audible.
The performance only began at three, and finished at half-past six o'clock; we started again at eight with Froufrou.
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