boîte

[ bwaht; French bwat ]

noun,plural boîtes [bwahts; French bwat]. /bwɑts; French bwat/.
  1. a nightclub; cabaret.

Origin of boîte

1
<French: box; Old French boiste<Vulgar Latin *buxita, for Late Latin buxida, formation based on Latin pyxis box (see pyx), stem pyxid-, conflated with buxusbox3

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How to use boîte in a sentence

  • Henley, another vaping boite a bit further downtown, is even hipper.

  • In its narrow bed, far below, the river Boite roared as gently as Bottom's lion.

    Little Rivers | Henry van Dyke
  • Houdin entitles the device above referred to—'La boite la manche;' and his description is to the following effect.

    Sharps and Flats | John Nevil Maskelyne
  • First thing whin they gits howld av a greeny the bhise throis to make him boite that same.

    Two Little Savages | Ernest Thompson Seton
  • It ain't duck an' grane pase, but, thank God, we hev enough an' a hearty welcome wid ivery boite.

    Two Little Savages | Ernest Thompson Seton
  • Me friends can't lave me house an' naither boite nor sup; turn yer backs an' ye plaze, till Oi get on me skirt.'

    Two Little Savages | Ernest Thompson Seton