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baigneuse

[ be-nyœz ]
/ bɛˈnyœz /

noun, plural bai·gneuses [be-nyœz] /bɛˈnyœz/. French Furniture.

a day bed of the Empire period, having a back sloping and curving to form a rounded head and foot.

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Origin of baigneuse

< French: literally, bather (feminine)

Words nearby baigneuse

bahía de cochinos, bai, baia-mare, baiae, baidarka, baigneuse, baikal, baikonur, bail, bail bond, bail bondsman
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