corbeille

[kawr-buh l; French kawr-be-yuh]

noun, plural cor·beilles

[kawr-buh lz; French kawr-be-yuh] /ˈkɔr bəlz; French kɔrˈbɛ yə/.

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Examples from the Web for corbeille

Was not the corbeille de mariage a wonder and an envy to all her acquaintance?
The Minister's Wooing
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Your wedding gown, your corbeille, all will be of the best; I shall see to that myself.
Bayou Folk
Kate Chopin
Besides, the money for a corbeille is needed to decorate your house in Paris.
The Marriage Contract
Honore de Balzac
Wasn't that a divine flash about the corbeille and the mayor?
Lazarre
Mary Hartwell Catherwood
He ordered the corbeille from Paris, and contained himself with what patience he could until it arrived; then they were married.
Bayou Folk
Kate Chopin