Plural form of flambeau following French pluralization rules; multiple flaming torches.
From French pluralization of 'flambeau,' adding '-x' rather than '-s'. This French-style plural is often used in formal or poetic English contexts.
Flambeaux represents the French plural that English speakers sometimes use to sound more sophisticated—it's a linguistic status symbol that shows off knowledge of French conventions.
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