Noun:

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poulaine's Usage Examples:

feminine of polsk, "Polish" MW Poulaine (The pointed toe of) a crackowe shoe (see above) Middle French (soulier à la) poulaine, "Polish (style shoe)" ← feminine.

They are also known as poulaines or pikes, though the term poulaine, as in souliers à la poulaine, "shoes in the Polish fashion", referred.

dance Swedish polska ← feminine of polsk, "Polish" MW Poulaine (The pointed toe of) a crackowe shoe (see above) Middle French (soulier à la) poulaine.

1560–1590 Sabatons with tapered points (called à la poulaine or Crakows) Gilded bronze effigy at Warwick, England, of Richard Beauchamp.

(Rajeev) Tchefuncte (Vinay) cheiropompholyx (Rajeev) wayzgoose (Vinay) poulaine (Rajeev) Hypapante (Vinay) marram (Rajeev) (miss) gifblaar (Vinay) marocain.

A surviving pair of sabatons belonging to Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor have extremely long poulaines.