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figurante
[
fig-y
uh
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rant
,
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rahnt
;
Fr.
fee-g
y
-
r
ah
n
t
]
fig·u·rante
/
ˌfɪg
yəˈrænt
,
-ˈrɑnt
;
Fr.
fi
güˈrɑ̃t
/
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[
fig-y
uh
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rant
,
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rahnt
;
Fr.
fee-g
y
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r
ah
n
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]
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noun
1.
a ballerina who does not perform solo.
2.
a female performer with no spoken lines.
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figurant
(ˈfɪɡjʊrənt)
—
n
1.
a ballet dancer who does group work but no solo roles
2.
theatre
a minor character, esp one who does not speak
[C18: from French, from
figurer
to represent, appear,
figure
]
figurante
—
fem n
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