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breakfront
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break·front  (brkfrnt)
n.
A piece of furniture, such as a cabinet or a bookcase, with a central section that projects beyond the sections to either side.
breakfront [ˈbreɪkˌfrʌnt]
adj
(Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Furniture) (prenominal) (of a bookcase, bureau, etc.) having a slightly projecting central section
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