lagniappe
/læɡˈniːæp/Definitions
1. noun
A small gift or favor, especially one given in addition to what is expected.
“The store owner gave us a lagniappe of chocolates with our purchase.”
2. noun
Something given extra or unexpected, especially as a bonus or a tip.
“The chef’s lagniappe of a free dessert was a pleasant surprise.”
3. noun
A little something extra, often in the form of food or drink.
“The cafe’s lagniappe of fresh-baked cookies was a delightful treat.”
4. verb
To give or provide something extra or unexpected, especially as a bonus or a tip.
“The restaurant lagniapped us with a complimentary bottle of wine.”