se blottir, v.r., to squat, to cower, to crouch, to lie close to the ground.
blouse, n.f., pocket (of a billiard-table); smock-frock; blouse; pinafore.
blouser, v.a., to hole (at billiards); to cheat. Il m’a blousé; he has cheated me.
se blouser, v.r., to hole one’s own ball; to blunder; to be in the wrong box.
bluet, n.m., (bot.) bluebottle, corn-flower; (orni.) bluebird, kingfisher.
bluette, n.f., spark, flash, flake of fire; (lit.) literary trifle; smart production.
blutage, n.m., bolting, sifting (of flour).
bluteau or blutoir, n.m., bolter, bolting-mill.
bluter, v.a., to bolt, to sift (meal).
bluterie (-trî), n.f., bolting-room.