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bouse

[ US /ˈbaʊs/ ]
VERB
  1. haul with a tackle

How To Use bouse In A Sentence

  • I thought it was strange, because no one's living in the main bouse, and curb parking isn't allowed on Goodwinter Boulevard, you know. The Cat Who Moved A Mountain
  • The room was changed so completely that it was suddenly unfamiliar to her, as if she had walked into the bouse of a stranger. The Hand of Chaos
  • Un wesh wesh qui ecoute de la bouse a fond toute la journee et quand je dis a fond .... Pinku-tk Diary Entry
  • * References: Massif des Maures = local mountain range; "La Voisine" means "neighbor" -- meet mine via her knitting blog; une ruelle (f) = narrow street; une arbouse (f) = arbutus-berry [from the wild strawberry tree] Escapade
  • On the other side lay Jesse Lyndon's land, but his bouse was to the north, hidden from this by its own patch of woods. The Boat of a Million Years
  • I also bought a basic brown pants suit with a blue bouse, and I already owned a basic black pants suit, and I bought a bright pink top to go underneath it. One Bright Star (1B*) Reignited
  • Tokyo Nicholas found Tanzan Nangi in a back room of Kisoko's town bouse. Second Skin
  • weighing upwards of four hundred pounds," a huge feeder, and bouser in proportion, taking three potations, pottle-deep, at every meal. Knickerbocker's History of New York, Complete
  • The bouse of the god - the full horror of the phrase filled his mind. The Conan Chronicles
  • *References: Massif des Maures = local mountain range; "La Voisine" means "neighbor" -- meet mine via her knitting blog; une ruelle (f) = narrow street; une arbouse (f) = arbutus-berry from the wild strawberry tree Escapade
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