bouconé in Moyen français

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    "→ voir boucon (XVᵉ siècle) De l'ancien italien boccone (« pilule empoisonnée »), proprement « bouchée » ou « morceau »."
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        "Morceau, appât."
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          "text": "car il craignoit ly bouconé de Lombard''"
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        "et variante de boucon. poison → voir boucon"
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  "word": "bouconé"
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    "→ voir boucon (XVᵉ siècle) De l'ancien italien boccone (« pilule empoisonnée »), proprement « bouchée » ou « morceau »."
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"bouconé" meaning in Moyen français

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