vivandiere

/ˌviːvɑːnˈdjeər/
noun
  1. A woman who sells food, drink, and supplies to soldiers, especially in a military camp or on the march.
    • The vivandiere carried a barrel of wine and loaves of bread for the troops.
    • In historical reenactments, a volunteer plays the role of a vivandiere, offering period-appropriate snacks.
    • During the war, a vivandiere would often set up a small stall near the encampment.
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