jeune fille
/ˌʒəːn ˈfiː/noun
Especially in French-speaking contexts: a young girl. Also occasionally as predicative adjective: characteristic of a young girl or ingénue.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Samuel Foote (bap. 1721, d. 1777), actor and playwright. From French jeune fille girl from jeune young + fille daughter, girl.
- discorporate
- discorrespondent
- discotheque
- discotheque dress
- discotriaene
- discounsel
- discount
- discountable
- discount broker
- discount brokerage
- discount card
- discount day
- discounted cash flow
- discountenance
- discountenancer
- discounter
- discount factor
- discount house
- discount market
- discount rate
- discount store
- discouple
- discoupling
- discouragable
- discourage