Bou-tāde’, n.
(bōō-tād'), n. [Fr. boutade, from bouter, to push, thrust, put; Pr., Sp., & Pg. botar, It. buttare, from Ger. boszen, to strike.] A caprice; whim; fancy. [Obs.] Swift.
(bōō-tād'), n. [Fr. boutade, from bouter, to push, thrust, put; Pr., Sp., & Pg. botar, It. buttare, from Ger. boszen, to strike.] A caprice; whim; fancy. [Obs.] Swift.