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Date:
1500-1600
Language:
Italian
Origin:
arlecchino, from early
French
Helquin name of an evil spirit
harlequin
1
noun
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har‧le‧quin
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[
countable
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APT
a character in some traditional plays who wears brightly coloured clothes and plays tricks
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