bosquet

/ ˈbɒskɪt /

noun

Bosquet, in command of a French division and a Turkish contingent, was assigned to attack Menzikov's left.

That they might pass without observing me, I stepped hastily into the bosquet, and concealed myself in the thick and leafy cover.

Marshals Canrobert and Bosquet followed the infant, and their majesties next appeared under a moving canopy.

M. Bosquet, one of us, had a mother and two sisters in Geneva, and they had come to claim him.

David Bosquet had erected mills in Dublin for the manufacture of metals; he prayed for help.

April 25, 2024firkin

[fur-kin ]

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