Definitions
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- proper n. A German fairy tale about a girl imprisoned in a tower who lets down her long hair for a rescuer to climb.
- proper n. The fictional girl who is the protagonist and title character of the fairy tale.
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Examples
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On the same day, however, that she cast out Rapunzel, the enchantress in the evening fastened the braids of hair which she had cut off to the hook of the window, and when the Kings son came and cried, Rapunzel, Rapunzel,
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Rapunzel is a young girl who lives in a beautiful villa with everything she could want except freedom.
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Rapunzel is relatively short fairy tale and there doesn't happen a lot of anything.
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AngryBroomstick yeah, Rapunzel is a pretty cool name.
Disney’s Rapunzel Was Renamed Tangled to Appeal To Boys | /Film
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Notably, Tangled re-styles the original Rapunzel prince into Flynn Rider, an “infamous bandit” who “meets his match” in Rapunzel, who (as you can probably predict) has been re-imagined as a “feisty teen.”
Disney’s Rapunzel Was Renamed Tangled to Appeal To Boys | /Film
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What is the name Rapunzel to difficult to pronounce or something? jeez.
Disney's Animated Film 'Rapunzel' Changes Title to 'Tangled' « FirstShowing.net
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The name Rapunzel doesn't immediately sound like a girl's name, so if you know the name Rapunzel, then you know it because you're familiar with the classic fairy tale.
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The flaxen-haired heroine of Tangled will still bear the name Rapunzel when the 3-D film is released in November.
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She gave the child the name Rapunzel, another name for the life-giving rampion.
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"Rapunzel" - I saw the 3-D version - is fastidious, operating on a slightly antiseptically pristine palette and design, heavy on the bluebell and lavender.
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