Definition of Lagnappe

1. a small gift given to a customer with his purchase [n -S]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Lagnappe

laggards
lagged
laggen
laggens
lagger
laggers
laggier
laggiest
laggin
lagging
lagging strand
laggingly
laggings
laggins
laggy
lagnappe (current term)
lagnappes
lagniappe
lagniappes
lagobolon
lagobolons
lagochiline
lagochilines
lagomorph
lagomorpha
lagomorphic
lagomorphs
lagoon
lagoon triggerfish
lagoonal

Literary usage of Lagnappe

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. British Policy and Opinion During the Franco-Prussian War by Dora Neill Raymond (1921)
"Napoleon, with Luxemburg as lagnappe, had no backers. Whether the Luxemburg affair was the symptom of a design somewhat deeper or an excrescence caused by ..."

2. Carlotta's Intended: And Other Tales by Ruth McEnery Stuart (1894)
"An' deze heah in de bottom, dey des chips I picked up 'long de road." " An' you ain't axed fur no lagnappe fo' yo'- self, Juke. ..."

3. Sergeant York and His People by Sam Kinkade Cowan (1922)
"Out of it comes their lagnappe for making a journey to the store. Beside the door upon a shelf sits the water-bucket, kept cool by frequent replenishing ..."

4. New Dialogues and Plays for Little Children, Ages Five to Ten: Adapted from by Binney Gunnison (1905)
"Both children watch him with wide-open eyes.) SELINE.—They're right fresh, M'sieur ; an' won't yer have a few pralines for lagnappe ? ..."

5. Shortage of Sugar: Hearings Before the Subcommittee of the ... 75th Congress by Committee on Manufactures, United States, Senate, Congress (1918)
"... lagnappe of a million dollars? Senator VARDAMAN. They made almost the cost of their mill in this little piece of Mr. JONES. Flimflam. Senator VARDAMAN. ..."

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