farceuse

[ French far-sœz ]

/ French farˈsœz /

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noun, plural far·ceus·es

[French far-sœz]. /French farˈsœz/.

a woman skilled in farce.

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Origin of farceuse

From French; see origin at farceur, -euse

Words nearby farceuse

far be it from one to, FARC, farce, farcemeat, farceur, farceuse, farci, farcical, farcy, farcy bud, fard