baguette
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Definition
Noun: 1. A long, thin loaf of French bread with a crisp crust: A baguette is a specific type of bread, characterized by its elongated, narrow shape and a hard, crispy exterior. It is traditionally made from basic lean dough.
Usage
The word "baguette" is used as a countable noun to refer to this specific style of bread. It is often associated with French cuisine and culture.
Examples
- Noun:
- For breakfast, I bought a fresh baguette from the bakery.
- The classic sandwich is made with a baguette, ham, butter, and cheese.
- Could you please slice the baguette for the table?
Advanced Usage
- "Baguette" in Jewelry: In a completely different context, "baguette" can also refer to a small, rectangular gemstone cut or a piece of jewelry set with such stones. This usage is separate from the bread definition.
- Her ring featured a central diamond surrounded by baguette sapphires.
Variants and Related Words
- Baguettes (plural noun): The standard plural form.
- The bakery sold dozens of baguettes every morning.
Synonyms
- French bread: A general term that can include baguettes and other styles.
- French stick: A common synonym, especially in British English.
- Loaf: A general term for a shaped mass of baked bread.
Different Meanings
- Bread: The primary and most common meaning is the long, thin French loaf.
- Jewelry Cut: A secondary meaning is a rectangular cut for gemstones, as mentioned in Advanced Usage.
Noun
- narrow French stick loaf