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caboche
▪ I. † caboche, n. Obs. [see next and cabot.] A fish; the Bull-head, or Miller's Thumb.c 1425 Voc. in Wr.-Wülcker 641 Hic caput, caboche. c 1440 Promp. Parv. 57 Caboche, currulia.▪ II. † caˈboche, v. ? Obs. Also 6 cabage. [f. F. cabocher (in same sense) implied in pple. adj. caboché caboched, and us... Oxford English Dictionary
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Caboche
Caboche is a French surname, which means "head" or "cabbage". Notable people with the surname include: Michel Caboche (1946–2021), French plant physiologist Simon Caboche (fl. early 15th cent.), French rebel See wikipedia.org
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Michel Caboche
Caboche graduated from the École polytechnique and held a doctorate in science. Works Caboche's research focused on plant biology, in particular nitrate metabolism, growth processes and seed filling. wikipedia.org
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cabaging
† ˈcabaging Obs. (See cabbage n.1 4, and caboche v.)1575 Turberv. Bk. Venerie xliii. 130 The huntsman..shall take the cabaging of the heade, and the heart of the Deare to reward his bloud hound first. Oxford English Dictionary
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Simon Caboche
Simon Lecoustellier, called Caboche, a skinner of the Paris Boucherie, played an important part in the Cabochien Revolt of 1413. When the butchers had made themselves masters of Paris, Caboche became bailiff (huissier d'armes) and warden of the Charenton-le-Pont. wikipedia.org
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cabage
† cabage, v. Obs.—0 [? var. of caboche.]1570 Levins Manip. 11 To cabage, mactare. Oxford English Dictionary
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cabache
cabache, -a(d)ge obs. ff. cabbage, caboche. Oxford English Dictionary
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Cabochien revolt
popular faction of butchers, the écorcheurs (flayers), named “Cabochiens”, after their commander, a butcher named Simon Lecoustellier, known as Simon Caboche Simon Caboche was able to escape with the Duke of Burgundy. wikipedia.org
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cabosh
cabosh, -ed, cabossed var. ff. caboche, -d. Oxford English Dictionary
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Maison Close
Louis Mosca (season 2) Recurring Dany Verissimo as Camélia Sébastien Libessart as Torcy Season 1 Dan Herzberg as Gaston Lupin Serge Dupuy as Brice Caboche wikipedia.org
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capoche
† caˈpoche, v. trans. Obs. rare—1. Meaning uncertain: Johnson suggests ‘perhaps to strip off the hood’, f. capouch; it might also be a sportive use of caboche v.1664 Butler Hud. ii. ii. 529 We still have..Capoched [ed. 1689 has o'er-reach'd] your Rabbins of the Synod And snapt their Canons with a Wh... Oxford English Dictionary
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Upton Noble
History The parish was also known as Upton Caboche in the 14th century. wikipedia.org
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cabochon
‖ cabochon (kaboʃɔ̃) Also 6 Sc. caboschoun, coboischoun, coboschoun. [Fr.: augmentative of caboche; see above.] A precious stone when merely polished, without being cut into facets or receiving any regular figure but that which belongs to the stone itself, the rough parts only being removed. This fa... Oxford English Dictionary
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Gabrielle Poulin
Works Fiction Cogne la caboche (1979) English translation All the Way Home by Jane Pentland, 1984 Un cri trop grand (1980) Les Mensonges d'Isabelle (1983 wikipedia.org
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Boche
Boche (bɒʃ) Also erron. Bosch(e. [Fr. slang, = rascal, German, said to be shortened from caboche head, or from Alboche, modification of Allemand German.] The (French) soldiers' name for a German. Also attrib. or adj., German.[1887 A. Barrère Argot & Slang, Boche..rake... Tete de boche, German.] 1914... Oxford English Dictionary
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