Trousseau
noun, plural trousseaux
[troo-sohz, troo-sohz] /ˈtru soʊz, truˈsoʊz/ (Show IPA), trousseaus.
1.
an outfit of clothing, household linen, etc., for a bride.
noun (pl) -seaux, -seaus (-səʊz)
1.
the clothes, linen, etc, collected by a bride for her marriage
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