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Definition of fleur-de-lis noun from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

fleur-de-lis

noun
 
/ˌflɜː də ˈliː/,
 
/ˌflɜː də ˈliːs/
 
/ˌflɜːr də ˈliː/,
 
/ˌflɜːr də ˈliːs/
(also fleur-de-lys)
(plural fleurs-de-lis, fleurs-de-lys
 
/ˌflɜː də ˈliː/,
 
/ˌflɜː də ˈliːs/
 
/ˌflɜːr də ˈliː/,
 
/ˌflɜːr də ˈliːs/
)
(from French)
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  1. a design representing a flower with three petals joined together at the bottom, often used in coats of arms
    Word OriginMiddle English: from Old French flour de lys ‘flower of the lily’.
See fleur-de-lis in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
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adverb
 
 
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