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Polonaise   Listen
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Polonaise  adj.  (Written also Polonese)  Of or pertaining to the Poles, or to Poland.






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"Polonaise" Quotes from Famous Books



... appeared in more than one scene had to change their dresses, and it is impossible to describe the confusion of belongings then thrown in a vast heap on the floor, or the despair of one young performer whose polonaise had disappeared in the gulf. As all were in different stages of deshabille, no gentleman could be called to the rescue; so I lay down on my face and groped about with my hands till I fished it up. But before I succeeded, two or three people were standing on my skirts, and a pile of gipsy ...
— A Trip to Manitoba • Mary FitzGibbon



Words linked to "Polonaise" :   frock, dress



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