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boute-selle
† ˈboute-selle Obs. rare. [a. F. boute-selle, f. bouter to put + selle saddle.] A trumpet-call, warning knights or cavalry to put on the saddle; = Boot and saddle: see boot n.3 1 b.1628 tr. Mathieu's Powerf. Favorite 136 At Executions, the Trumpets sounded the battaile, as the alarme, or the boutese...
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Boots and Saddles (bugle call)
Its name drives from the French phrase boute-selle, "put on saddle".
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Fils Unique/Entre Deux Victoires (name change in later printed versions)
Billet de Logement/Letter of Lodging
1880
Departure of the Squadron
1881
Le Boute-selle
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boot
▪ I. boot, n.1 (buːt) Forms: 1–5 bót, 3–6 bote, 4–7 boote, 5– boot. Also 4 bott, bout(e, 5 both; north. 4–6 but(e, 5 boyte, buyt, 6 buit. [Com. Teut.: OE. bót fem., corresponds to OFris. bôte, OS. bôta (MDu. and Du. boete, LG. bote), OHG. buoȥa (MHG. buoȥe, mod.G. busze), ON. bót (Sw. bot, Da. bod),...
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List of French words of Germanic origin (A-B)
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bout-rimé (also boute-rimé)
bout-en-train "breeder-horse"
bouter
debout
embouter
aboutir
boutasse
bouter "to put, push"
bouté
boutée
boutade "freak" boute
boute-hors
boute-selle
boute-feu (also boutefeu) "linstock"
bouture
bouton
boute-selle
arc-boutant
bouterolle
bouteroue
boutis
boutisse
bouture "
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