- This
became fashionable, and
chaperons began to be made to be worn in this style. Some
authorities only use the term
chaperon for this type,
calling the...
- Look up chaperone or
chaperon in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chaperone or
Chaperon may
refer to:
Chaperone (social) or
chaperon, a
person who accompanies...
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Nicolas Chaperon (bapt. 19
October 1612, in Châteaudun – 1656 in Lyon) was a
French painter,
draughtsman and engraver, a
student in
Paris of
Simon Vouet...
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Philippe Chaperon (2
February 1823 – 21
December 1906) was a
French painter and
scenic designer,
particularly known for his work at the
Paris Opera. He...
- 1819.
Citing P.G. Wodehouse, Luck of Bodkins, XVI, 183. "Child employment". UK Government.
Media related to
Chaperons (people) at
Wikimedia Commons...
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Robert Chaperon (born 18 May 1958) is a
Canadian retired professional snooker and
billiards player.
Chaperon was born on 18 May 1958. He pla**** snooker...
- In
molecular biology,
molecular chaperones are
proteins that ****ist the
conformational folding or
unfolding of
large proteins or
macromolecular protein...
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developed by
Thomas Edison from an
earlier design by
Felix Lalande and
Georges Chaperon. It
consisted of
plates of
copper oxide and zinc in a
solution of pot****ium...
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provided with food,
money and
hygiene equipment, and
there were
trained chaperons that
would step in if a child's
safety was compromised. The UK regulator...
- The Wily
Chaperon is a 1915
American silent short comedy-drama film
directed by
Thomas Ricketts. The film
stars Perry Banks,
Charlotte Burton, William...
