Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for DIS-EM-BO-CHURE
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DIS-EM-BO-CHURE, n. [Fr. embouchure, from bouche, mouth.]
The mouth of a river, or discharge of the waters of a river. – Schoolcraft.
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