Tudesque

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adjective

Germanic; Teutonic.

OriginFrench tudesque →
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Meanings

adjectiveTudesque (comparative more Tudesque, superlative most Tudesque)

comparative more Tudesque · superlative most Tudesque

  1. Germanic; Teutonic.

    A Tudesque idiom, Flemish, has remained in use in our northern provinces.

    1902, Demetrius Charles Boulger, The history of Belgium, page 40

Origin

  1. Frenchtudesque
  2. EnglishTudesque

French tudesque

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Chicago

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