amandine
[ah-muh n-deen, am-uh n-]
Origin of amandine
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There is no woman in Paris half as much talked about as Amandine.
Avarice-Anger:Eugne Sue
As to Amandine, as soon as she is fifteen she will begin on her own account!
Give me this handkerchief, Amandine; and yours, too, Franois.
At this moment Franois and Amandine heard footsteps in the passage.
Once properly instructed, Franois and Amandine will help him.