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Meanings of poussin in English
Usage of poussin in English
1
You could substitute poussin (a similar young chicken), quail, or squab.
2
Place a little mound of sprouts and potatoes on the purée with the poussin on top.
3
Before me lay the remains of a poussin, with not a scrap of meat left on it.
4
The problem, though, was that she was not sure who Poussin was.
5
Poussin was our first great painter in the reign of Louis XIII.
6
If you cannot get the special pigeons or squabs use small poussins.
7
In a picture by Poussin, the Holy Family are about to embark.
8
Poussin is the only painter who has attempted to express the locality.
9
It lists stolen paintings, and there was nothing by Poussin, I'm sure.
10
If the young student is dry and hard, Poussin is the same.
11
Did he want to find out why they had returned the Poussin?
12
Le Brun was the pupil of Simon Voüet, and afterwards of Poussin.
13
Drawing was the bedrock of the French academic tradition inaugurated by Poussin.
14
Young Poussin is loved by a woman of incomparable and flawless beauty.
15
Poussin studied nature with a minuteness that often exposed him to raillery.
16
The same observations would apply to Poussin, with, however, more of majesty.
Frequent collocations
Poussin through the time