co·til·lion also co·til·lon (k -t l y n, k-)n. 1. A formal ball, especially one at which young women are presented to society. 2. a. A lively dance, originating in France in the 18th century, having varied, intricate patterns and steps. b. A quadrille. c. Music for these dances. [French cotillon, from Old French, petticoat, diminutive of cote, coat; see coat.] |
Translations
cotill(i)on
n → Kotillon m
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