Cotillon
[kuh-til-yuh n, koh-; French kaw-tee-yawn] /kəˈtɪl yən, koʊ-; French kɔ tiˈyɔ̃/
noun, plural cotillons
[kuh-til-yuh nz, koh-; French kaw-tee-yawn] /kəˈtɪl yənz, koʊ-; French kɔ tiˈyɔ̃/ (Show IPA)
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