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Savoyard Definition

Sa·voy·ard (sə vo̵i′ərd, sav′o̵i yärd′; Fr sȧ vwȧ yar′)

noun

  1. Etymology: Fr < Savoie, Savoy + -ard, personal suffix

    a person born or living in Savoy

  2. Etymology: after Savoy theater in London, where the operas were first produced

    an actor, producer, or enthusiastic admirer of Gilbert and Sullivan operas

adjective

of Savoy or its people or culture

Savoyard Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • regionthrough: Highest to lowest savoyard regionthrough the the lineup of.
  • fondue: As fraser tells a character from savoyard fondues and is characterized by.
  • specialty: There are over 60 restaurants where dishes range from the usual savoyard specialities, to fine haute cuisine.

Browse dictionary entries near Savoyard

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  5. ‹ savoir-vivre
  6. ‹ savoir-faire
  7. ‹ Savoie
  8. ‹ savior
  9. ‹ savings rate
  10. ‹ savings deposit
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