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loaflet

loaflet noun: a little loaf.

Noun

loaflet (plural loaflets)

  1. A little loaf.
    • […] asked the young Brother Benedict, early one Good Friday morning, as he carried off, on a board, one batch after another of the loaflets of white “lord's bread.”1895, William Andrews, The New Fairy Book, page 269

Forms of loaflet

pluralloaflets

Origin of loaflet

From loaf + -let.

Questions about loaflet

What does loaflet mean?
Loaflet means a little loaf.
What part of speech is loaflet?
Loaflet is a noun.
What is the plural of loaflet?
The plural of loaflet is loaflets.

Words near loaflet in the dictionary

  1. loafing
  2. loafing about
  3. loafing around
  4. loafingly
  5. loafings
  6. loaflet
  7. loaflets
  8. loaflike
  9. loafs
  10. loafs about
  11. loafs around

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