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Definition of Poulaine

Poulaine
Poulaine Pou*laine", n. [F. soulier [`a] la poulaine.] A long pointed shoe. See Cracowes.

Meaning of Poulaine from wikipedia

- Poulaines, also known by other names, were a style of uni**** footwear with extremely long toes that were fashionable in Europe at various times in the...
- surname Poulaines, France, a commune Poulaine, a medieval style of shoe with pointed toes Poulaine, a 2009 album by the group Celer Poulaine, a character...
- Poulaines is a commune in the Indre department in central France. Its coat of arms shows a poulaine, the pointy-toed shoe fashionable in the 1300–1400...
- beaded slippers Peshawari chappal Pigache Platform shoe Plimsoll Pointinini Poulaine Pul**** Racing flat Racing shoes Riding boots Rocker bottom shoe Roller...
- footwear, claiming he po****rized the pigaches that eventually became the poulaine, the medieval long-toed shoe. Fulk was the usual name of the medieval counts...
- condemnation for vanity. The 12th-century pigache and 14th- and 15th-century poulaine had elongated toes, often stuffed to maintain their shape. Around the same...
- by Henry VIII of England. It replaced the excessively long toe of the poulaine but also tended to become impractical, as it became enlarged with stuffing...
- simply glossed as a pointed-toe shoe and sometimes conflated with the later poulaine. The pigache had a pointed and curved toe, which Orderic Vitalis compared...
- containing Krako Cracow (disambiguation) Krakow (disambiguation) Kraków, Poland Poulaine, a style of medieval European long-toed shoe also known as a crakow This...
- 1530–1540 1540–1550 1550–1560 1560–1590 Sabatons with tapered points (poulaines, pikes, or beaks) Gilded bronze effigy at Warwick, England, of Richard...