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cachou
[ kuh-shoo, ka-, kash-oo ]
cachou
/ ˈkæʃuː; kæˈʃuː /
noun
- a lozenge eaten to sweeten the breath
- another name for catechu
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yvlog History and Origins
Origin of cachou1
C18: via French from Portuguese, from Malay 峦
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Example Sentences
Van Bleit was sucking cachous for the sweetening of his breath.
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And as to entrées—will you have cockscomb cachous or sweetbread pilules?
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In the air was the odor of spices and cachous.
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When the very last touch had been given to this wonderful toilette, one of the attendants gave me a cachou from a box to sweeten my breath.
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Dante gave him a cachou every time he brought her a piece of tissue paper.
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