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métisse

or me·tisse

[ mey-tees ]

/ meɪˈtis /

noun, plural mé·tisses [mey-tees, -tee-siz] /meɪˈtis, -ˈti sɪz/.

a woman of mixed ancestry.

(initial capital letter) Canadian. a woman of white, especially French, and American Indian parentage.

Nearby words

mésalliance, métayage, métayer, métier, métis, métisse, mézair, mézières, míkonos, mílos, móstoles

Origin of métisse

1890–95; < French; feminine of métis

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