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caquetoire

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caque⋅toire

  [kak-i-twahr; Fr. kakuh-twahr]
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–noun, plural -toires  [-twahrz; Fr. -twahr] . Furniture.
cacqueteuse.
Origin:
< F; see cacqueteuse, -ory 2

cac⋅que⋅teuse

  [kak-uh-tooz; Fr. kakuh-tœz]
–noun, plural -teus⋅es  [-too-ziz; Fr. -tœz] .
a narrow, upright armchair of 16th-century France, having widely splayed arms and a very narrow back.
Also, caqueteuse, caquetoire.

Origin:
< F, equiv. to caquet(er) to chatter + -euse -euse
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