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MIS EN BOUTEILLE 

MIS EN BOUTEILLE: (โ€œMeez on Bootayโ€)
In the French language โ€œMis En Bouteilleโ€ a noun meaning bottled, is used as an adjective to describe where a wine is bottled i.e (au Chรขteau) means "bottled at the estate", (a la Propriete) means "bottled at the property" and (dans nos Chais) means "bottled in our cellars".

In the Urban/Bebop Slang, the word serves as a double entendre and is a noun meaning โ€œ a date of the ut-most intense pleasure that includes the consumption of fine wine or an intimate appointment with a person, oneโ€™s companion that is described as fine as wine.adjective The use of the word is usually formed from a question where the response indicate intent.i.e. A friend may ask, โ€œ What are your plans for tonight? The response could be: Mis En Bouteille or I have a date with a lady who is Mis En Bouteille.
The use of the word is usually formed from a question where the response indicate intent.i.e. A friend may ask, โ€œ What are your plans for tonight? The response could be: Mis En Bouteille or I have a date with a lady who is Mis En Bouteille au Chรขteau. Top flight or fine as wine.
MIS EN BOUTEILLE by Adu Jahmal April 8, 2008

bootfiller 

a girl whose legs are so thicky-thick that her boots fit tightly.
Man, that girl is a serious bootfiller- it looks like she painted those Uggs on.
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Bouthillette 

Bouthillette is a great name. Unless people try to pronounce it ๐Ÿ˜ช sadly when people try to pronounce it they try to hard because really they could just sound it out ๐Ÿ˜ญ๐Ÿ˜ญ I mean really is it that hard?. After people say Bouthillette they may feel oddly they didnโ€™t know how to say it ๐Ÿคท โ™€๏ธ. People may also feel objected to not say it because they donโ€™t know how to say it people may feel as they need to say โ€œBโ€.
defined; A first or last name common among people with french ancestry.

Example: name Bouthillette or Bouthillette last name
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