The Collaborative International Dictionary
Prudhomme \Prud*homme"\, n. [F. prud'homme. cf. Prude.] A trustworthy citizen; a skilled workman. See Citation under 3d Commune, 1.
Wiktionary
n. 1 A trustworthy citizen. 2 A skilled workman.
Wikipedia
Prud'homme (, expert) or Prudhomme, also spelt Preudhomme, Preudomme and Proudhomme, may refer to:
- A knightly ideal in mediaeval chivalry
Usage examples of "prudhomme".
In 1848 the Malibu was sold to a young Frenchman, Leon Victor Prudhomme who married a daughter of Tiburcio Tapia.
In the gush of names I learned that Junie Alteck art-directed Cypress Hill and Redman videos, Bee Prudhomme had been knifed to death by a lover in a ski chalet outside Helsinki, and Moira Hogarth was a performance artist known for being censured by a Midwestern senator.
I heard the cake at the Prudhomme ball was somewhat stale, and I was determined that would not be the case here.
Friends of the Country was planning an extravaganza at the national theater, with music by Reyes and lyrics by Prudhomme and speeches by everybody.
Or that morning in New Orleans when Paul Prudhomme, the legendary chef, cooked me breakfast.