couturiere
cou·tu·ri·ere
noun \kü-ˈtu̇r-ē-ər, -ē-ˌer\Definition of COUTURIERE
: a woman who is a couturier
Origin of COUTURIERE
French couturière, from Old French cousturiere, feminine of cousturier
First Known Use: 1818
Rhymes with COUTURIERE
breath of fresh air, butterfly chair, chargé d'affaires, chemin de fer, commissionaire, concessionaire, devil-may-care, director's chair, electric chair, enamelware, intensive care, lighter-than-air, memoriter, minimal pair, out of one's hair, Parian ware, pied-à-terre, primary care, ready-to-wear, social welfare, son et lumière, spectacled bear, surface-to-air, up in the air, vanity fair, vogue la galère
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