boute-hors, n.m., () (nav.) boom; outrigger; good command of words. Jouer au —; to try to oust one another, to play at beggar my neighbor.

*bouteille, n.f., bottle; bottleful; bubble; bottle case. Boucher une —; to cork a bottle. Déboucher une —; to uncork a bottle. Mise en —; bottling. Faire sauter le bouchon d’une —; to crack a bottle (instead of uncorking it). N’avoir rien vu que par le trou d’une —; to know nothing of the world.

☉*bouteiller. V. boutillier.

*bouteilles, n.f.pl., (nav.) round house.

bouter, v.a., to pare, to flesh, to put.

bouter, v.n., (of wine) to become ropy.

bouterolle (boo-trol), n.f., chape (of a scabbard).

boute-selle, n.m., (—-—s) (milit.) signal to saddle.

boute-tout-cuire, n.m., () (fam.) a spend-all, glutton.

bouteuse, n.f., pin-sticker.