IPA: /bæˈbuːʃ/
KK: /bæˈbuʃ/
A type of slipper that is soft and has no heel, often associated with Turkish or Moroccan culture.
She wore her colorful babouches while walking around the house.
Babouche originates from the French word 'babouche', which refers to a type of slipper or soft shoe. The term is derived from the Arabic 'babūsh' (meaning slipper).
Think of the Arabic word 'babūsh' for slipper, which helps you remember that 'babouche' refers to a type of soft shoe.