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damoiselle

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dam⋅oi⋅selle

  [dam-uh-zel]
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–noun Archaic.
damsel.
Also, dam⋅o⋅sel, dam⋅o⋅zel.
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dam·oi·selle   (dām'ə-zěl')   
n.   Archaic
Variant of damosel.
dam·o·sel also dam·oi·selle or dam·o·zel   (dām'ə-zěl')   
n.   Archaic
A young woman; a damsel.

[Middle English damoisele, from Old French damoiselle, damsel; see damsel.]
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