☉*boquillon, n.m., woodman, feller of wood.
boracique, adj. V. borique.
borax (-raks), n.m., borax.
borborygme, n.m., (med.) borborygm, rumbling.
bord, n.m., shore; bank, strand, side, margin; brink, edge, brim, skirt; rim, border, extremity; hem, edging, lace; (nav.) board; (nav.) broadside; (nav.) tack. Le — de la mer; the seashore. Le — d’une rivière; the bank of a river. Le — d’un précipice; the brink of a precipice. Le — d’une table; the edge of a table. Le — d’un chapeau; the rim of a hat. Le — d’un bateau; the side of a boat. Le — d’une robe; the skirt of a gown. J’ai son nom sur le — des lèvres; I have his name on the tip of my tongue. À pleins —s; full to the brim. J’allai à son —; I went aboard his ship. Coucher à —; to sleep on board ship. Tourner, changer, virer, de —; to tack about, to veer. Courir même — que l’ennemi; to stand on the same tack with the enemy. — au large; standing off shore. — à terre; standing in shore. — à —; alongside.
bordage, n.m., (nav.) planking, plank, poling, bulwarks.
bordé, n.m., hem, edging, bordering.
bordeaux, n.m., claret, Bordeaux wine.
bordée, n.f., (nav.) broadside; volley; salvo; stretch, tack. Lâcher, or tirer, une —; to fire a broadside. Une — d’injures; a shower of abuse. Courir des —s; to tack about.
bordel, n.m., (l.ex.) brothel.