soubrette
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From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
Borrowed from French soubrette, from Occitan soubreta (“coy”) (feminine of soubret), from soubra (Provençal sobrar), from Latin superare (“be above”).
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soubrette (plural soubrettes)
soubrette f (plural soubrettes)
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