danseusen.
/dɒnˈsəːz/, /dɑːnˈsəːz/, /danˈsəːz/, U.S. /dɑnˈsəz/, /dænˈsuz/, /dænˈsus/ A female dancer, a ballet-dancer.
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ballerina1789
danseuse1828
ballet girl1839
toe-dancer1898
1828 J. Ebers Seven Years King's Theatre iii. 69 A carriage was sent for the accommodation of the première danseuse.
1840 A. Bunn Stage II. iv. 90 Those charming stanzas addressed to the fair danseuse.
1845 Athenæum 8 Mar. 236 A danseuse to whose notice he had been recommended.
1878 H. S. Edwards in Grove Dict. Music I. 131 Three other danseuses and a befitting number of male dancers.
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