Definition of manchet in English:

manchet

noun ˈmantʃɪtˈman(t)SHət

historical

A loaf of the finest kind of wheaten bread.
as modifier a small manchet loaf
Example sentencesExamples
- Bake these delicious manchet loaves using ale yeast from the brewhouse and stoneground English flour.
- Dot and I took some manchets about the manor to sell for charity, although she did all the talking.
- One will not learn anything about Twelfth Night by eating a manchet or stroking a velvet doublet, but introducing the play with an ‘Elizabethan experience’ need not always be valueless.
- If you were a member of the nobility, finely sieved wheat would be used in making white manchet loaves.
- Mama had Missy make her famous corn chowder, ginger beef, carrot pudding, fresh manchet bread, and sherry and vanilla cream custards.

Origin

Late Middle English: perhaps from obsolete maine 'flour of the finest quality' + obsolete cheat, denoting a kind of wheaten bread.

Definition of manchet in US English:

manchet

nounˈman(t)SHət

historical

A loaf of the finest kind of wheat bread.
as modifier a small manchet loaf
Example sentencesExamples
- One will not learn anything about Twelfth Night by eating a manchet or stroking a velvet doublet, but introducing the play with an ‘Elizabethan experience’ need not always be valueless.
- Dot and I took some manchets about the manor to sell for charity, although she did all the talking.
- If you were a member of the nobility, finely sieved wheat would be used in making white manchet loaves.
- Bake these delicious manchet loaves using ale yeast from the brewhouse and stoneground English flour.
- Mama had Missy make her famous corn chowder, ginger beef, carrot pudding, fresh manchet bread, and sherry and vanilla cream custards.

Origin

Late Middle English: perhaps from obsolete maine ‘flour of the finest quality’ + obsolete cheat, denoting a kind of wheaten bread.

单词	manchet
释义	Definition of manchet in English: manchet noun ˈmantʃɪtˈman(t)SHət historical A loaf of the finest kind of wheaten bread. as modifier a small manchet loaf Example sentencesExamples Bake these delicious manchet loaves using ale yeast from the brewhouse and stoneground English flour. Dot and I took some manchets about the manor to sell for charity, although she did all the talking. One will not learn anything about Twelfth Night by eating a manchet or stroking a velvet doublet, but introducing the play with an ‘Elizabethan experience’ need not always be valueless. If you were a member of the nobility, finely sieved wheat would be used in making white manchet loaves. Mama had Missy make her famous corn chowder, ginger beef, carrot pudding, fresh manchet bread, and sherry and vanilla cream custards. Origin Late Middle English: perhaps from obsolete maine 'flour of the finest quality' + obsolete cheat, denoting a kind of wheaten bread. Definition of manchet in US English: manchet nounˈman(t)SHət historical A loaf of the finest kind of wheat bread. as modifier a small manchet loaf Example sentencesExamples One will not learn anything about Twelfth Night by eating a manchet or stroking a velvet doublet, but introducing the play with an ‘Elizabethan experience’ need not always be valueless. Dot and I took some manchets about the manor to sell for charity, although she did all the talking. If you were a member of the nobility, finely sieved wheat would be used in making white manchet loaves. Bake these delicious manchet loaves using ale yeast from the brewhouse and stoneground English flour. Mama had Missy make her famous corn chowder, ginger beef, carrot pudding, fresh manchet bread, and sherry and vanilla cream custards. Origin Late Middle English: perhaps from obsolete maine ‘flour of the finest quality’ + obsolete cheat, denoting a kind of wheaten bread.
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