Meanings of panier in English

Turn round, Cecy-a panier, I do declare-anda sash!

The panier in which the pigeons drowsed was probably taken for a collection of costumes and properties.

This lady wore a skirt of crimson velvet over a big panier, and was covered with pearls and diamonds.

Conciergerie dinner-parties in the Terror always began with a discussion of the latest cure for megrims, or the most fashionable cut of a panier.

I carry up to 1,000 brochures in a panier bag and deliver them to hotels and B&Bs all over the city centre.

Then looped-up paniers of cheesecloth of the same color at each side.

They used to be conveyed to the field in paniers.

A couple of cowhide paniers contained his meager food supply and blackened cooking utensils.

The little lady Marionette patted the paniers of her pretty brocade dress and remained silent.

The Duchess of Bourbon, a white dress with looped paniers of pale blue, flowered in pink.

Also of rushes be made paniers, boxes, and cases, and baskets to keep letters and other things in.

He saw pyramid after pyramid of shrapnel shells abandoned in the rout, also innumerable paniers for carrying such ammunition.

The Mlles de Pernan and de Tressau should wear white dresses, with looped-up paniers of white cretonne flowered in yellow.

These paniers are carefully constructed of wicker and hold three shells in exactly fitting tubes so that there can be no movement.

Some of them are drawn by bullocks and some by camels; there are long caravans of camels with packs and paniers upon their backs.

It has gracious boulevards and rambling backstreets teeming with life, from the quiet, old district of Le Panier to the wildly alternative Cours Julien.