Tussaud

[ too-soh, tuh-; French ty-soh ]

/ tuˈsoʊ, tə-; French tüˈsoʊ /

noun

Marie Gros·holtz

[grohs-hohlts], /ˈgroʊs hoʊlts/, "Madame Tussaud", 1760–1850, Swiss wax modeler in France and England: wax museum founder.

Words nearby Tussaud

Tuskegee, tusker, tusk shell, tussah, tussal, Tussaud, Tussi, tussiculation, tussie-mussie, tussis, tussive

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Example sentences from the Web for Tussaud

It should be approached with respect, and not merely introduced as a juvenile appendix to Madame (p. 103) Tussaud's!
Highways and Byways in London|Mrs. E. T. Cook.
Thus the congregation on Christmas morning is mostly a Tussaud collection of celebrities who have been born in the neighbourhood.
Return of the Native|Thomas Hardy
These then were Tussaud's "petite fées," and pretty ones too.
Jethou|E. R. Suffling
This frightful exhibition, which was of the nature of the Tussaud Museum or a masquerade, positively frightened Amedee.
A Romance of Youth, Complete|Francois Coppee

Tussaud's is vast and brilliant; the Muse Grvin is small and mysterious.
A Wanderer in Paris|E. V. Lucas

British Dictionary definitions for Tussaud

Tussaud

/ (French tyso) /

noun

Marie (mari). 1760–1850, Swiss modeller in wax, who founded a permanent exhibition in London of historical and contemporary figures

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单词	tussaud
释义	Tussaud [ too-soh, tuh-; French ty-soh ] / tuˈsoʊ, tə-; French tüˈsoʊ / noun Marie Gros·holtz [grohs-hohlts], /ˈgroʊs hoʊlts/, "Madame Tussaud", 1760–1850, Swiss wax modeler in France and England: wax museum founder. Words nearby Tussaud Tuskegee, tusker, tusk shell, tussah, tussal, Tussaud, Tussi, tussiculation, tussie-mussie, tussis, tussive Dictionary.com UnabridgedBased on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2020 Example sentences from the Web for Tussaud It should be approached with respect, and not merely introduced as a juvenile appendix to Madame (p. 103) Tussaud's! Highways and Byways in London\|Mrs. E. T. Cook. Thus the congregation on Christmas morning is mostly a Tussaud collection of celebrities who have been born in the neighbourhood. Return of the Native\|Thomas Hardy These then were Tussaud's "petite fées," and pretty ones too. Jethou\|E. R. Suffling This frightful exhibition, which was of the nature of the Tussaud Museum or a masquerade, positively frightened Amedee. A Romance of Youth, Complete\|Francois Coppee Tussaud's is vast and brilliant; the Muse Grvin is small and mysterious. A Wanderer in Paris\|E. V. Lucas British Dictionary definitions for Tussaud Tussaud / (French tyso) / noun Marie (mari). 1760–1850, Swiss modeller in wax, who founded a permanent exhibition in London of historical and contemporary figures Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012
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