croise
1 of 2transitive verb
-ed/-ing/-s
obsolete
: to make the sign of the cross on or over (a person) especially in sanctification of a vow to fight the foes of Christianity
croisé
2 of 2adjective
croi·sé
krə¦wä¦zā,
(ˈ)krwä-
: with the legs crossed and the body at an oblique angle to the audience —used of a ballet pose
Word History
Etymology
Transitive verb
Middle English croisen, from Old French croisier, from crois cross, from Latin cruc-, crux
Adjective
French, from past participle of croiser to cross, from Old French croisier
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