IPA: //ˈmænʧɪt//
KK: /mænʧɪt/
A kind of high-quality bread made from flour.
I bought a fresh manchet from the bakery this morning.
The word 'manchet' originates from Old French 'manchet', meaning a small loaf of bread. It specifically refers to a type of fine bread, often associated with the upper class or nobility in medieval times.
Think of 'manchet' as a small loaf of bread from Old French, which helps you remember that it refers to a specific type of fine bread.