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banquette
[ bang-ket; locally bang-kit ]
noun
- a long bench with an upholstered seat, especially one along a wall, as in a restaurant.
- an embankment for buttressing the base of a levee and forming a berm.
- Chiefly Coastal Louisiana and East Texas. a sidewalk, especially a raised one of bricks or planks.
- Fortification. a platform or step along the inside of a parapet, for soldiers to stand on when firing.
- a ledge running across the back of a buffet.
- a bench for passengers on top of a stagecoach.
banquette
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noun
- an upholstered bench
- (formerly) a raised part behind a parapet
- a footbridge
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Origin of banquette1
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of banquette1
Example Sentences
Working in the spiegeltent, which has a circular stage in its center and is ringed by wooden tables and plush VIP banquettes, is unlike performing in any other venue, Lee says.
Grabbing a seat on the gray banquette by the window, I pulled aside a blue curtain and was astounded by the view of peachy-pink clouds as we rolled across the rugged desert.
Customers occupied almost every table and banquette, many chowing down the restaurant’s signature chop suey — which, like a lot of food served at the Chicago Cafe, is a Chinese American dish unfamiliar in China itself.
I first saw live belly dancers at my favorite restaurant, Moun of Tunis, on Sunset, where diners sat on low banquettes and ate off brass tables.
Sink into one of the plush leather banquettes to nosh on steakhouse classics like steak tartare, creamed kale and the most incredible double cheeseburger topped with in-house American cheese and dill aioli.
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