Debouch

Posted on January 31, 2003 by Ron

PRONUNCIATION: (di-BOUCH , di-BOOSH)
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MEANING: (verb intr.)

  • 1. To march out from a narrow or confined place into an open area.
  • 2. To emerge or issue from a narrow area into the open.

    • ETYMOLOGY: From French deboucher, from de- (out of) + boucher, from bouche (mouth), from Latin bucca (mouth or cheek). The word buckle (as in a belt) derives from the same Latin root.
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