vedette
51vedette — n. mounted sentinel posted to watch for enemy …
52vedette — (veu DEHT) [French, from Italian: lookout] Formerly, a mounted sentinel, now a small naval launch used for reconnaissance. In informal French, a star performer; a famous artiste …
53vedette — [vɪ dɛt] noun 1》 historical a mounted sentry positioned beyond an army s outposts to observe the movements of the enemy. 2》 chiefly N. Amer. a stage or film star. Origin C17: from Fr., lit. scout …
54vedette — n. Mounted sentinel, mounted sentry …
55vedette — ve·dette …
56vedette — ve•dette or vidette [[t]vɪˈdɛt[/t]] n. mil a mounted sentry in advance of the outposts of an army • Etymology: 1680–90; < F < It vedetta outlook where a sentinel is posted, alter. of earlier veletta …
57Vedette — Ve|dẹt|te, die; , n <französisch> (so viel wie 2Star) …
58vedette — n. a mounted sentry positioned beyond an army s outposts to observe the movements of the enemy. Etymology: F, = scout, f. It. vedetta, veletta f. Sp. vela(r) watch f. L vigilare …
59vedette boat — small boat for watching enemy …
60vedette post — noun : an outpost of two or more vedettes one of whom is constantly on the alert …