Chausson

[ shoh-sawn ]

noun

1. Er·nest [e, r, -, nest], 1855–99, French composer.

Example Sentences

Like most mothers in France, she was well versed in the art of chausson aux pommes, a simple applesauce tart with a pastry crust.

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The knight on woodcut No. 62 has a chausson shaded with red.

From Project Gutenberg

To the chausson were usually attached knee-pieces of some rigid material: metal, cuir bouilli, or a mixture of both.

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A chausson of chain-mail again appears in our cut, No. 86, from the Painted Chamber.

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The gamboised chausson is seen in this drawing of an ivory chess-piece preserved in the Ashmolean Museum.

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A curious variety of the chausson and chausses is found in the figure of a knight from Roy.

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