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farceuse

American  
[far-sœz] / farˈsœz /

noun

  • farceuses
    plural
  1. a woman skilled in farce.


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Etymology

Origin of farceuse

From French; see origin at farceur, -euse

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In such a scene the audience of three servants awaited the performance of the polite comedy by the farceur and farceuse, who would pretend to leave their personal tragedies in the wings.

From What Will People Say? A novel by Hughes, Rupert

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