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Quixote
[
kee-
hoh
-tee
,
kwik
-s
uh
t
;
Sp.
kee-
haw
-te
]
Qui·xo·te
/
kiˈhoʊ
ti
,
ˈkwɪk
sət
;
Sp.
kiˈhɔ
tɛ
/
Show Spelled
[
kee-
hoh
-tee
,
kwik
-s
uh
t
;
Sp.
kee-
haw
-te
]
Show IPA
noun
Don.
Don Quixote.
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Quixote
(ˈkwɪksət,
Spanish
kiˈxote)
—
n
See
Don Quixote
Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition
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Main Entry:
quixote
Part of Speech:
n
Definition:
an enthusiastic but impractical and idealistic person; also written
Quixote
Etymology:
for Don Quixote of Cervantes' novel
Main Entry:
Quixote
Part of Speech:
n
Definition:
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