Definition Conjugation
Definition of bouse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- They would bouse at the tavern until dawn..
2.
maritimetr. Rare haul or hoist with a tackletr. Rare
- The sailors bouse the sails during the storm.
Origin of bouse
Dutch, buizen (to drink excessively)
Examples of bouse in a sentence
They started to bouse after the match ended. The crew had to bouse the anchor quickly. They learned to bouse the cargo efficiently.
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- French:se saoûler, hisser, ...
- German:sich betrinken, hieven, ...
- Italian:bere eccessivamente, issare, ...
- Spanish:emborracharse, izar, ...
- Portuguese:beber até cair, içar, ...
- Chinese:酗酒, 拉起, ...
- Japanese:酒を飲む, 引き揚げる, ...
- Arabic:أسْرَفَ في الشُّرْب, سَحَبَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִשְׁתוֹת לְשׁוֹכְרָה, לְהָרִים, ...
- Russian:пьянствовать, тянуть, ...
- Ukrainian:напиватися, піднімати, ...
- Hindi:शराब पीना, खींचना, ...
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