a bread made with white flour in a long, slender loaf with a hard, crisp crust
Origin of French bread
because typical of the loaf commonly accompanying meals in French cuisineFrench bread
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French bread
noun
Bread made with water, flour, and yeast and baked in long crusty loaves.
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