manikin

• He was already dressed for work, wearing his gray suit and tie, looking as perfectly put together as a storefront manikin, as Mama would say. —  VC Andrews - Broken Wings
• He looked like a manikin, molded from pink-tinted clay. —  June, 1943
• Keira Knightly does well as a manikin for the gorgeous costumes. —  Church of the Masses
• The dream remained a secret until he was in his sixty-sixth year, and he never confided in his wife about the fantasy or the manikin game till late in their marriage. —  Still Point
• The homely manikin, a bit ridiculous with his mannerisms and whiskers, a trifle too obvious in his good will to others, disappeared. —  The House of Toys

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