Meanings
plural rangettes
- A small stove for cooking.
When the heating oil was used up, Addie turned on the top burners and oven elements of the rangette.
1999, Audré Andrews, My Halo is Choking Me! : the Adventures of a Public Health Nurse2 more examples
The stove, or rangette, shown was handsomely finished and attracted a great deal of attention from the visitors at the exhibition.
1897, The Metal WorkerShe should definitely be cleaning the rangette in Number 2 in readiness for the new tenant, but The Most Dazzling Colour Spectacle Ever? Fifty gilrs, in pink bathing suits, executing perfectly synchronised overarm in a bright blue pool?
2017, Fiona Farrell, Decline and Fall on Savage Street, →ISBN, page 88
Origin
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