bavette
- noun
- The chef wore a clean bavette to keep his uniform spotless while preparing food.
Examples
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Workers in the bakery use a bavette to protect their clothes from flour and dough.
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She tied a waterproof bavette around the toddler's neck before feeding him in the high chair.
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She wore a bavette while painting.
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The chef tied his bavette securely.
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The chef wore a clean bavette to keep his uniform spotless while preparing food.
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She tied a waterproof bavette around the toddler's neck before feeding him in the high chair.
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Workers in the bakery use a bavette to protect their clothes from flour and dough.
Synonyms
A cloth or plastic piece worn over the chest to keep clothes clean while eating
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bavette comes from French bavette, meaning a small 'apron' or 'bib'. So a bavette today is a small cloth you tie over your chest to protect your clothes while you eat or work, just like a tiny apron or bib.