Associations to the word «Pompadour»
Noun
- Madame
- Xv
- Antoinette
- Versailles
- Mme
- Voltaire
- Duc
- Mistress
- Richelieu
- Bellevue
- Roi
- Jeanne
- Abbe
- Theresa
- Chateau
- Germain
- François
- Comte
- Dinah
- Pigeon
- Marquis
- Dauphin
- Louis
- Valet
- Madam
- Livre
- Elvis
- De
- Favourite
- Intrigue
- Petticoat
- Myles
- Guillaume
- Fleece
- Abel
- Jesuit
- Porcelain
- Petit
- Rousseau
- Chevalier
- Fireplace
- Wilcox
- Patronage
- Barry
- Wig
- Slade
- Xvi
- Sensibility
- Franc
- Xiv
- Sofa
- Hair
- Presley
- Frederic
- Disgrace
- Marie
- Mademoiselle
- Engraving
- Baptiste
- Personage
- Dressing
- King
- Groom
- Belle
- Vase
- Apartment
- Portrait
- Nobility
- Louise
- Correspondence
- Favorite
- Prussia
- Friendship
- Memoir
- Duchess
- Le
- Antoine
- Empress
- Gown
- Sire
- Barber
- France
- Speaking
Wiktionary
POMPADOUR, noun. A women's hairstyle in which the hair is swept upwards from the face and worn high over the forehead.
POMPADOUR, noun. A men's hairstyle of the 1950s.
POMPADOUR, noun. A crimson or pink colour.
POMPADOUR, verb. To style hair into a pompadour
Dictionary definition
POMPADOUR, noun. French noblewoman who was the lover of Louis XV, whose policies she influenced (1721-1764).
POMPADOUR, noun. A hair style in which the front hair is swept up from the forehead.
POMPADOUR, verb. Style women's hair in a pompadour.
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