abat-son
abat-son noun: an architectural device consisting of large louvres with the purpose of directing sound in a specific direction.

Noun
abat-son (plural abat-sons)
- An architectural device consisting of large louvres with the purpose of directing sound in a specific direction.
Forms of abat-son
| plural | abat-sons |
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Origin of abat-son
Borrowed from French abat-son, from abat (“to bring down”) + sons (“sounds”)
Questions about abat-son
- What does abat-son mean?
- Abat-son means an architectural device consisting of large louvres with the purpose of directing sound in a specific direction.
- What part of speech is abat-son?
- Abat-son is a noun.
- What is the plural of abat-son?
- The plural of abat-son is abat-sons.
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