French from Old French little man, figurinefrom Middle Dutch mannekijnmanikin
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American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
From the Frenchmannequin, from the Dutchmanneken (“little man"), diminutive of Dutchman (“man"), equivalent to man +"Ž -kin. More at man, -kin.
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Mannequin Sentence Examples
What color is the hair of the center mannequin in Limited Too's right-side window?
Born in 1956, Kim Cattrall first make her mark in Hollywood by appearing in a handful of fun yet critically panned movies such Porky's, Mannequin, and Police Academy.
Just because a jumpsuit looks good on a mannequin or plus size catalog model doesn't mean it will accentuate your positives.
They can place the wigs on their respective mannequin heads when they're not using them.
A couple years later, Gisele's mom enrolled her in the Dilson Steins Mannequin course to help correct her slouching posture along with her sisters Patricia and Gabriela.