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mouchoir

American  
[moo-shwar] / muˈʃwar /

noun

French.

plural

mouchoirs
  1. a handkerchief.


Example Sentences

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A nostalgic patina permeates the poignant metier which broods over the pervading mouchoir.

From Time Magazine Archive

N�ron, accoutum� � toutes les recherches de la volupt�, s'avance � cheval, les pieds nus, en chemise, couvert d'un vieux manteau dont la couleur �tait pass�e, un mouchoir sur le visage.

From Walks in Rome by Hare, Augustus J. C.

Not to be outdone by her mother-in-law on the mouchoir question, she displayed a white muslin handkerchief thickly embroidered with gold thread—more ornamental than useful.

From Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science Volume 17, No. 101, May, 1876 by Various

No, I'll embroider on papa's mouchoir case; I've been at it for thirteen months.

From The Californians by Atherton, Gertrude Franklin Horn

In a minute or two, the gendarme came up and presented O’Brien with an old silk handkerchief, saying, “Votre mouchoir, monsieur.”

From Peter Simple by Marryat, Frederick