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Definition of baguette

baguette

/bæˈɡɛt/
ba · guette

Plural:baguettes
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• noun

1

A long, narrow loaf of French bread characterized by a crisp crust and a chewy interior.

Example

"She stopped by the bakery to buy a fresh baguette and some cheese for lunch."


2

A gem, especially a diamond, that has been cut into a long, rectangular shape.

Example

"The engagement ring featured a stunning emerald surrounded by sparkling diamond baguettes."


3

A small, narrow rectangular handbag with a short strap, typically designed to be carried tightly under the arm.

Example

"She completed her evening outfit with a vintage designer baguette."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed from French 'baguette' (wand, little rod), from Italian 'bacchetta', diminutive of 'bacchio' (rod or stick), tracing back to Latin 'baculum'.

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