Boursicoteur, f., boursicotier, m. (familiar), speculator in a small way.
Boursicotiérisme, m. (familiar), occupation of those who speculate on ’Change.
Boursillonner (popular), to “club” for expenses by each contributing a small sum.
Bouscaille, f. (thieves’), mud.
Bouscailleur, street-sweeper, scavenger.
Bouse, f. (popular), de vache, spinach.
Bousiller (popular), to work rapidly but carelessly and clumsily.
Bousilleur (popular), careless, clumsy workman.
Bousilleuse (popular), woman who is careless of her belongings, who is the reverse of thrifty.
Bousin, m. (popular), uproar, disturbance, row, “shindy,” drinking-shop, “lush-crib;” house of ill-fame, “flash drum.”