noun

cabaret

cabaret, floor show

We went to a cabaret last night.

We went to a cabaret last night.

She is a famous cabaret singer.

She is a famous cabaret singer.

((a/the cabaret)) a type of entertainment We saw a great cabaret in Paris.

Synonyms: show, performance, entertainment

From French 'cabaret', which originally meant 'tavern'.

Think of taking a 'cab' to a 'bar' for entertainment ('et'). Cab-bar-et.

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