Definition

A decorative piece of fabric with ruffles or frills that hangs down the front of a shirt or dress, often used in formal clothing.

Example

He wore a jabot with his formal suit to the gala.

Conversation

Have you seen that new blouse with the jabot design?

Yes, I love how it adds a touch of elegance!

I think I might try to make one with a jabot for my dress.

That sounds like a fun project! I can’t wait to see how it turns out.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Jabot** → The word 'jabot' comes from French 'jabot', meaning a frill or ruffle, particularly on a garment. It refers to a decorative piece of clothing that hangs down from the front of a shirt or blouse.

Memory Tip

Imagine a decorative ruffle or frill hanging down from a shirt — that's what a jabot is, and it comes from the French word for that very style.

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