Meanings of chiffonnier in English

And as they passed her room he saw still another on the chiffonnier.

Fauvel's room, he opened the drawer of the chiffonnier, where she kept her jewels.

Lady's chair, gent's chair, sofa, and four uprights, with chiffonnier, and overmantel, and all.

She thought of the bag-that bag which had rumbled about so queerly in the chiffonnier.

But the chiffonnier refused to give up its secret.

The chiffonnier smiled a dark smile, and turned away.

A large-sized, doll's chiffonnier with a mirror on it.

I wiped it up as well as I could, seeing that the doors of the chiffonnier are locked.

Neither chiffonnier, nor pictures, nor antimacassars had changed at all; the bustling landlady was still loud and vigorous.

Orren raised himself from the chair and went over to the chiffonnier behind Manguino and poured himself some wine.

There was only one place where anything could be kept concealed-thatplace was the substantial if small mahogany chiffonnier.

At three o'clock Elma discovered her removing the covers from the drawing-room cushions, and folding them neatly away in the chiffonnier.

And for half an hour she twisted and looped and coiled, between the chiffonnier and a hand-glass, fairly flushing with pleasure at the result.

And now, this afternoon, she looked at the rosewood chiffonnier with longing eyes-sheeven gave that pretty little piece of furniture a slight shake.

At the same moment down came three or four bottles from the chiffonnier and shot a web of pungency into the air of the room.

Taking advantage of your being out I went up to dust the drawing-room, and while I was trying to get behind the chiffonnier it tilted.