méridienne
[ muh-rid-ee-en, muh-rid-ee-en; French mey-ree-dyen ]
/ məˌrɪd iˈɛn, məˈrɪd iˌɛn; French meɪ riˈdyɛn /
noun, plural mé·ri·di·ennes [muh-rid-ee-enz, muh-rid-ee-enz; French mey-ree-dyen] /məˌrɪd iˈɛnz, məˈrɪd iˌɛnz; French meɪ riˈdyɛn/. French Furniture.
a short sofa of the Empire period, having arms of unequal height connected by a back with a sloping top.
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Origin of méridienne
< French, special use of feminine of méridien meridian (adj.)
Words nearby méridienne
ménage à trois, ménière's disease, ménière's syndrome, ménétrièr's disease, mérida, méridienne, mérimée, méringue, mésalliance, métayage, métayer
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