bottelage (bo-tlaj), n.m., tying up in bundles.
botteler (bo-tlé), v.a., to put up in bundles.
botteleur (bo-tleur), n.m., (agri.) binder, bandster.
botter, v.a., to make, to supply any one with, boots; to boot anybody. Ce bottier botte bien, mal; this bootmaker makes boots well, badly. (fam.) Cela me botte; that suits me down to the ground.
se botter, v.r., to put one’s boots on; to get one’s shoes clogged with dirt; to ball (of horses); (milit.) to boot. Cet homme se botte bien, mal; this man wears well made, badly made, boots.
bottier, n.m., bootmaker, shoemaker.
bottine, n.f., half-boot; lady’s boot.
boubie, n.f., (orni.) booby, gannet.
bouc, n.m., he-goat; goat-skin; pulley. — émissaire; scape-goat.
boucage, n.m., (bot.) burnet saxifrage.