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bonbon

/ˈbɑːn.bɑːn/
bon · bon

Plural:bonbons
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1

A small, often round confection or piece of candy, typically having a sweet filling such as cream, fondant, fruit, or nuts enrobed in chocolate or sugar icing.

Example

"The pastry chef arranged an assortment of handmade chocolate bonbons in a decorative gift box."

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Word Origin & Etymology

Borrowed in the late 18th century from French bonbon, a playful nursery reduplication of the adjective bon ('good'), ultimately derived from Latin bonus.

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