musette
- noun
- /mjuˈzɛt/
- The cyclist quickly grabbed a musette bag filled with food at the feeding station.
- musette bag
Examples
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He carried his water bottle in a musette during the race.
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The cyclist grabbed a musette filled with snacks during the race.
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She danced to the lively musette at the festival.
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He bought a vintage musette to use as a stylish shoulder bag.
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She carried a musette during the cycling race.
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The musette was filled with snacks and water.
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She danced to the lively tunes of a musette at the festival.
Synonyms
Music with a strong beat that people dance to at parties
A bag with a long strap that you wear on one shoulder
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Musette comes from French and first meant a small bag made like a little bagpipe, with the ending -ette meaning 'small' (like kitchenette), so it kept the idea of a 'little' bag. That's why musette can mean a small shoulder bag used by cyclists or soldiers, and also the lively French music played with the instrument.