- a small tabor
- a low, upholstered footstool
Origin of taboret
OFr, a stool, literally , little drum, diminutive of tabur: see taborAlso sp. tab·ou·ret′
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taboret
also tab·ou·ret
noun
- A low stool.
- A low table or cabinet, often on casters.
- An embroidery frame.
Origin of taboret
French tabouret from Middle French drum-shaped pin cushion, taboret from diminutive of tabour tabor from Old French; see tabor.
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1800 French taboret by Jacob Frères (active 1796-1803)
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Noun
(plural taborets)
- A low stool in the form of a drum.
- A low stand or embroidery frame in the same shape.
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