breloque
[ bruh-lohk ]
/ brəˈloʊk /
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noun
a charm or trinket, especially one attached to a watch chain.
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Origin of breloque
Borrowed into English from French around 1855–60
Words nearby breloque
breid, Breidha Fjord, breist, brekky, Brel, breloque, Bremen, Bremerhaven, Bremerton, bremsstrahlung, Brenda
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Breloque, bre-lok′, n. an ornament attached to a watch-chain.
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