boule
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A round loaf of bread with a thick crust and soft inside
- noun
- /buːl/
- The bakery's French boule was crusty on the outside and soft on the inside, making it perfect for sandwiches.
And some chocolate and some boule.
- And some chocolate and some boule.
Examples
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He ordered a traditional French boule to complement his cheese platter during the picnic.
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Benching: I rested both doughs for 20 minutes before dividing them into 280g boules and putting each into a lightly oiled plastic sandwich bag.
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At the dinner table, she served a warm boule of bread alongside the hearty soup.
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Etymology
Boule for the round loaf of bread comes from French boule 'ball' and Latin bulla 'round thing', so a boule is simply a 'ball' of bread — a round loaf.