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carcanet

 
Dictionary: car·ca·net   (kär'kə-nĕt', -nĭt) pronunciation

n. Archaic
A jeweled necklace, collar, or headband.

[From Old French carcan, collar, perhaps from Medieval Latin carcannum, perhaps of Germanic origin.]


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