Tartuffe
Tar·tuffe
noun \ˌtär-ˈtu̇f, -ˈtüf\Definition of TARTUFFE
: a religious hypocrite and protagonist in Molière's play Tartuffe
Origin of TARTUFFE
French Tartufe
First Known Use: 1686
Rhymes with TARTUFFE
aloof, behoof, bombproof, childproof, crushproof, disproof, fireproof, flameproof, foolproof, forehoof, germproof, greaseproof, heatproof, hip roof, leakproof, lightproof, moonroof, mothproof, pickproof, rainproof, reproof, rustproof, shadoof, shellproof, shockproof, skidproof, soundproof, stainproof, sunroof, unroof, windproof, witloof
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