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n. Same as bush, a lining.

v. Same as bush, to line.

n. A mouth.

n. An allowance of meat and drink for the tables of inferior officers or servants in a nobleman's palace or at court.

n. In the ancient French monarchy, the service of the king's table, under the direction of the master of the king's household.

n. A certain allowance of provisions made by a king to those who obeyed his summons to the field, according to the feudal system of military service.

n. Any supply of provisions; food. Formerly corruptly bouge.

n. In medieval armor, a notch or indentation in the upper right-hand edge of the shield, allowing a weapon to be passed through it.

n. In ordnance, a short cylinder of copper placed in a counterbore in the face of the breech-block, and through which the vent of a piece of breech-loading ordnance is drilled; a bushing.

n. The mouth of a firearm of any kind; the bore.

To form or drill a new mouth or vent in, as in a gun which has been spiked.

"Trying to feel relevant now is a bit like/touching my own mouth shot full of anesthetic,/or forming the word "bouche" while drunk."

bouch   

Bush    bush   

mouth   

couch    crouch    fouch    grouch    ouch    pouch    slouch    vouch   

maitresse    ordonnance    marchande    perte    jambe    ceinture    voix    conduite    compagnie    affaire