Definition of Frisette. Meaning of Frisette. Synonyms of Frisette

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Definition of Frisette

Frisette
Frisette Fri*sette", Frizette Fri*zette", n. [F. frisette curl.] a fringe of hair or curls worn about the forehead by women.

Meaning of Frisette from wikipedia

- A frisette is a "short wig usually made of synthetic hair or a human and synthetic blend." Use of this word regarding "dressing the hair" was already established...
- farce by John Maddison Morton. It is based on a French one-act vaudeville, Frisette, which had been produced in Paris in 1846. Box and Cox was first produced...
- daughter Frisette (to whom the Baron actually refers as his "fille de lait", which would imply that the Baron was Frisette's wet-nurse), Frisette's young...
- showing on the forehead, sometimes also showing from the back, called a frisette [fr] In the 18th and 19th centuries, wigmakers were called perruquiers...
- Papas Très-bien, ou La Grammaire de Chicard 1844: Le Major Cravachon 1846: Frisette 1848: Le Club Champenois 1848: Un Jeune Homme Pressé 1850: Embr****ons-nous...
- Moon (after J. B. Priestley's play of the same name) and Madame Frisette in Frisette by Eugene Marin Labiche. In 1957 Demidova debuted on screen in the...
- Gustav Freytag – Die Valentine Eugène Marin Labiche and Auguste LefrancFrisette George William Lovell Look Before You Leap The Wife's Secret Martins Pena...
- Mademoiselle ma femme (with Labiche) Rocambolle le bateleur (with Labiche) Frisette (with Labiche) L'Inventeur de la poudre (with Labiche and Nyon) 1847: L'Avocat...
- Philémon et Baucis 1911: Oiseau de printemps, hirondelle d'hiver 1911: Frisette, blanchisseuse de fin (La Note de la blanchisseuse) 1911: Galathée (Moderne...
- be it said – from a comédie-vaudeville by Labiche and Lefranc entitled Frisette." Burnand added that the later sections of the plot of Box and Cox, namely...