vouge

[voozh]

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noun

an axlike, shafted weapon having a curved blade tapering to a point at the top, used by foot soldiers in the 14th century and after.

vouge

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noun

a form of pike or halberd used by foot soldiers in the 14th century and later

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Word History and Origins

Origin of vouge¹

< French ≪ Celtic; compare Welsh gwyddif scythe, Medieval Latin vidubium

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Word History and Origins

Origin of vouge¹

from Old French voulge, vouge (Medieval Latin vanga ), of obscure origin

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�� happened: In his second-to-last season as coach and following a 7-9 season, Knox decided to install elements of the then-en vouge run-and-shoot to try to shake up the offense some.

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Since she has modelled all over Europe including features in Vouge Italia and an Amazon advert.

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“We are sincerely sorry for the mistake. We were thrilled at the chance to photograph Tagouri and shine a light on the important work she does, and to have misidentified her is a painful misstep,” Vouge wrote in a statement.

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