bouaisson

Norman

Etymology

From Old French boisson, from Late Latin bibitiōnem, from Latin bibitus (“drunk”).

Noun

bouaisson f (plural bouaissons)

(Jersey) drink

Synonyms

Derived terms

bouaissonner (“to get drunk”)
bouaissonneux (“drunkard”)
bouaissonn'nie (“drunkenness”)
en bouaisson (“drunk”)

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