Mannequins — Meaning, Definition & Synonyms

noun /ˈma-ni-kən/ man·ne·quin

Meaning & Definition of Mannequins

Mannequins (noun)

  1. an artist's, tailor's, or dressmaker's lay figure; also, a form representing the human figure used especially for displaying clothes
  2. one employed to model clothing

Mannequins (noun) — Senses, Synonyms & Antonyms

  1. a three-dimensional representation of the human body used especially for displaying clothes

    "the mannequin over there looks so real"

    related: dolls
  2. a person who poses with or wears merchandise (as clothes) often for pictorial advertising

    "mannequins striding down the catwalk in the designer's spring collection"

    similar: manikins, models

Related Entry: Mannequin (noun)

Mannequin is a different word from Mannequins. The synonyms below are for mannequin, not for mannequins.

  1. a three-dimensional representation of the human body used especially for displaying clothes

    "the mannequin over there looks so real"

    similar: dummy, figure, form, manikin
    related: doll
  2. a person who poses with or wears merchandise (as clothes) often for pictorial advertising

    "mannequins striding down the catwalk in the designer's spring collection"

    similar: manikin, model

Synonyms, Thesaurus & Another Word for Mannequins

The most common words with a similar meaning to Mannequins:

Origin & Etymology of Mannequins

French, from Dutch mannekijn little man manikin

First known use: 1730

Frequently Asked Questions about Mannequins

What does "Mannequins" mean?

"Mannequins" means an artist's, tailor's, or dressmaker's lay figure; also, a form representing the human figure used especially for displaying clothes. As a noun, it is defined as: an artist's, tailor's, or dressmaker's lay figure; also, a form representing the human figure used especially for displaying clothes. It has 2 distinct senses.

What is another word for "Mannequins"?

Other words for "Mannequins" include dummies, figures, forms, manikins and models. The best synonym depends on which meaning of "Mannequins" you intend.

How do you use "Mannequins" in a sentence?

Examples of "Mannequins" in a sentence: "the mannequin over there looks so real"; "mannequins striding down the catwalk in the designer's spring collection".

Is "Mannequins" a noun, verb, or adjective?

"Mannequins" is a noun.

How do you pronounce "Mannequins"?

"Mannequins" is pronounced /ˈma-ni-kən/ and divided into syllables as man·ne·quin.

What is the origin of the word "Mannequins"?

"Mannequins" comes from French, from Dutch mannekijn little man manikin. First known use: 1730.

What is another word for "Mannequins" meaning "a three-dimensional representation of the human body used especially for displaying clothes"?

When "Mannequins" (noun) means a three-dimensional representation of the human body used especially for displaying clothes, synonyms include dummies, figures, forms and manikins.

What is another word for "Mannequins" meaning "a person who poses with or wears merchandise (as clothes) often for pictorial advertising"?

When "Mannequins" (noun) means a person who poses with or wears merchandise (as clothes) often for pictorial advertising, synonyms include manikins and models.