See Also: bivouac 1, noun(dictionary)
bivouac(dictionary)
bivouac 2, verb(dictionary)
beyond 2, noun(dictionary)
sow 2, noun(dictionary)
kip 1, noun(dictionary)
out 4, noun(dictionary)
help 2, noun(dictionary)
hem 1, noun(dictionary)
kid 1, noun(dictionary)

hot(3) (iou) and bivouac 1, noun (oh)


hot(3) (iou)



hot noun1. obsolete exc. dial. Also hott, (branch II) hutt. ME.
[Old & mod. French hotte, prob. of Germanic origin: cf. HOD noun. Branch II may be a different word.]
I.
A kind of basket for carrying earth, sand, lime, manure, etc. north. ME.
A small heap (of dust, sand, etc.). Scot. & north. E18.
II. A padded sheath for the spur of a fighting-cock. E17-E19.

bivouac 1, noun (oh)



[Date: 1700-1800; Language: French; Origin: Low German biwake, from bi 'at' + wake 'guard']
a temporary camp built outside without any tents