CHENIER

Meaning of CHENIER in English

noun

or chê·nière ˈshinərē, -ri

( -s )

Etymology: American French (La.) chênière, from French chêne oak

: a wooded ridge or sandy hummock in a swampy region — compare shinnery

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CHÉNIER — biographical name André-Marie de 1762-1794 French poet
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CHÉNIER — /shay nyay"/ , n. André Marie de /ahonn drdday" mann rddee" deuh/ , 1762-94, French poet.
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CHENIER — /shin"euh ree/ , n. a hummock in a marshy region, with stands of evergreen oaks. Also, chênière . [ chêne …
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CHÉNIER — biographical name André-Marie de 1762-1794 French poet
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CHENIER — beach ridge, usually composed of sand-sized material resting on clay or mud. Chenier is the Louisiana French term for the …
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CHENIER — Pronunciation: sh ā n- ' y ā Function: biographical name André-Marie de 1762-1794 Fr. poet
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CHENIER, MARIE-JOSEPH(-BLAISE) DE — born April 28, 1764, Istanbul died Jan. 10, 1811, Paris poet, dramatist, politician, and supporter of the French Revolution from …
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CHENIER, ANDRE (-MARIE) DE — born Oct. 30, 1762, Istanbul died July 25, 1794, Paris poet and political journalist, generally considered the greatest French poet …
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ANDRÉ CHÉNIER — Шенье, Андре
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ANDREA CHÉNIER — Шенье, Андре
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70643 — State: LOUISIANA City: GRAND CHENIER
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ZYDECO — Form of Creole dance music from southern Louisiana, U.S., with roots in 19th-century French (see Cajun ), African, and Caribbean …
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CHÊNIÈRE — noun see chenier
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SHINNERY — ˈshinərē, -ri noun ( -es ) Etymology: modification of American French (La.) chênière chenier — more at chenier : a …
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SHINNERY — /shin"euh ree/ , n. Southwestern U.S. a dense growth of small trees, esp. scrub oaks. [ 1900-05, Amer.; chênière CHENIER …
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TALMA, FRANOIS-JOSEPH — born Jan. 16, 1763, Paris died Oct. 19, 1826, Paris French actor and theatrical company manager whose reforms in acting …
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OPELOUSAS — city, seat (1805) of St. Landry parish, south-central Louisiana, U.S. It lies on the Gulf Coastal Plain, 20 miles (32 …
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GIGLI, BENIAMINO — born March 20, 1890, Recanati, near Ancona, Italy died Nov. 30, 1957, Rome one of the greatest Italian operatic tenors …
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PERFORM — per ‧ form S3 W2 /pəˈfɔːm $ pərˈfɔːrm/ BrE AmE verb [ Word Family: noun : ↑ performance , ↑ …
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ZYDECO — n. Form of Creole dance music from southern Louisiana, U.S., with roots in 19th-century French (see Cajun ), African, and …
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ШЕНЬЕ, АНДРЕ — André Chénier
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