panier
/ˈpæniər/
noun
- A large basket, especially one used for carrying goods or provisions.
- The farmer loaded the panier with fresh apples from the orchard.
- She carried a panier full of bread and cheese to the picnic.
- The donkey's paniers were filled with vegetables for the market.
- A part of a skirt or dress that is puffed out at the hips, often supported by a frame or padding.
- The historical costume featured a wide panier that made the skirt stand out.
- She wore a dress with paniers that gave her a fashionable silhouette from the 18th century.
- The ball gown had paniers sewn into the sides for extra volume.