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The likely word sought, from French, is bouquet(boo-kay - bunch of flowers, or fragrance).
boucher--sounds like "boo-shay" a female butcher would be une bouchère (boo-share)
It mean boo boo
Bouquets is how the word that's pronounced 'boo-kays' and means 'flowers in a bunch' is spelled. That's the spelling from the original French. It's the plural form of a masculine noun whose definite article is 'les' ['the'], and whose indefinite form is 'des' ['some']. But 'boo-kays' isn't the pronunciation in French. Instead, it's 'boo-keh'.
"Boo boo" has no translation in French. You could replace it with "boyfriend" or "girlfriend" Goodnight my boyfriend: bonsoir mon copain Goodnight my girlfriend: bonsoir mon amie
Scout wanted Boo Radley to be a gentleman. She daydreamed that one day she would walk by the Radley house and Boo would be on the porch. She dreamed that she would say something like : "Right pretty spell we're having, Mr. Arthur." and he would say "Yup, Right pretty spell." Hope that helps!
The typically Cajun surname is usually spelled Boudreaux, from the French.(The pronunciation is most often (BOO-drow) to rhyme with "who'd row?")
"Boo" is a mispronunciation of the French "beau," which means beloved.
It is spelt 'bouquets'.
Boochaka Boo Boo BOOchaka like a french horn "der dum der dum dum der" bla bla
Same word, but chances are it's pronounced Boo-jay or Boo-shay
Boo boo is a term that is normally used to refer to a person fondly. It is most commonly used by couples to refer to each other.