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boudoirs

 

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Noun boudoir has 1 sense
  1. boudoir - a lady's bedroom or private sitting room
    --1 is a kind of
    bedroom, sleeping room, chamber, bedchamber

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Boudoirs

Definition:

Boudoirs refer to small and elegantly furnished private rooms, typically found in a bedroom, where a person can retreat for relaxation, dressing, or personal activities.

Sense 1: Private Rooms for Personal Activities

In this sense, boudoirs are spaces designed for individuals to engage in personal activities such as grooming, dressing, or simply taking some time for themselves.

Example sentences:

  1. She transformed her spare bedroom into a luxurious boudoir, complete with a vanity and cozy seating area.
  2. After a long day at work, she retreated to her boudoir to unwind and read a book.
  3. The boudoir was decorated with delicate lace curtains and plush cushions, creating a tranquil atmosphere.

Sense 2: Term for a Type of Biscuit

Boudoirs can also refer to a type of biscuit, usually long and oval-shaped, which are light and sponge-like with a slightly sweet taste.

Example sentences:

  1. She dipped the boudoirs into her tea to soften them before eating.
  2. The recipe called for crushed boudoirs to be used in the base of the dessert.
  3. They enjoyed their afternoon tea with a plate of freshly baked boudoirs.

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