grand seigneur
noun
grand sei·gneur
¦gräⁿˌsānˈyər(‧)
plural grand seigneurs or grand seigneurs
-äⁿˌsānˈyərz,
-ər(‧)
1
: a great lord or nobleman
the grand seigneur La Salle and his men glided through the … land
H. T. Kane
H. T. Kane2
: a man of dignity and aristocratic bearing
described as a cultured country squire, a grand seigneur influential among his own people and a patron of the arts A. D. Rees
A. D. Rees
Word History
Etymology
French
- potato starch
- potato tree
- potato tu
- potato tuber moth
- potato tuberworm
- potato vine
- potato virus x
- potato wart
- potato weevil
- potato whiskey
- potato wilt
- potato worm
- potato x virus
- potato-digger
- potato-leaved tomato
- potato-sick
- potatoes
- potatory
- potawatami
- Potawatomi
- potawatomies
- potawatomis
- potbank
- potbellied
- potbellied pig