How Do You Spell DEBOUCH?

Pronunciation: [dˈɛba͡ʊt͡ʃ] (IPA)

Debouch, which is pronounced as /dɪˈbaʊtʃ/, means to emerge or flow out of someplace. This word is derived from the French term 'déboucher', meaning to unstop. The correct spelling of debouch is sometimes confused with the word 'debauch', which means indulging in excessive pleasure, such as drinking or partying. To avoid confusion, it is important to spell the word correctly; the ‘e’ in debouch is pronounced as a soft ‘i’ sound, while the second ‘o’ is pronounced as ‘au’.

DEBOUCH Meaning and Definition

1. Debouch is a verb that is predominantly used in a military context to describe the act of emerging from a narrow or constrained space into a wider and open area. It refers to the movement of troops, vehicles, or any other forces from a confined or restricted passage, such as a narrow valley, mountain pass, or dense forest, to a more expansive and accessible terrain.

   During a military operation, this term indicates the strategic maneuver of troops or military units advancing and expanding their positions from a position of disadvantage to a more advantageous or favorable position. The goal of debouching is to transition from a restrictive zone, often under enemy threat or surveillance, to an area where movement and deployment can be facilitated more effectively.

   In a broader sense, debouch can also describe the act of emerging or flowing out of any confined or hidden place into a more visible or open space. This could be applied in various contexts, such as a river debouching into a larger body of water or a crowd debouching from a narrow alley onto a main street.

   Overall, the term "debouch" denotes the strategic movement of entities, particularly military forces, from a limited or enclosed space to a more open and accessible area.

2. To open or empty into another part.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

3. To march out of a narrow place, a wood or a defile, as troops.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for DEBOUCH

• douch
• bouch
• deboch
• deboshh
• debosh
• desbouche
• debuche
• babouce
• debouge
• rebouck
• nebuch
• Debouchie
• Debosch
• Debosche
• dibouch
• Derbough
• Berouch
• Debourn

Etymology of DEBOUCH

The word "debouch" originated from the French word "déboucher", which means "to unblock" or "to release". It comes from the combination of the prefix "dé-" (which denotes removal or reversal) and the verb "boucher" (which means "to block" or "to plug"). In English, "debouch" initially referred to the act of removing a blockage or obstruction, particularly in relation to a waterway or river mouth. Over time, its usage expanded to also encompass the idea of emerging from a narrow or confined space into a broader open area.

Similar spelling words for DEBOUCH

• DEPIC,
• tubac,
• DBC,
• TPKE,
• debauch,
• tabgha,
• DPK,
• TAPPIK,
• tebogo,
• Dabach,
• DIPIC,
• topica,
• DOPCA,
• tea bag,
• DBCC,
• tapioca,
• DBKA,
• anti-tobacco,
• dabic,
• tobacco-stained,
• HDBK,
• TIBC,
• DTBIC,
• TBG,
• NAC/DPC,
• TBCCW,
• dubik,
• tobacco-free,
• TRIUMF-TPC,
• DEPCO,
• DBC-AMP,
• DAIPC,
• dabiq,
• dbag,
• DPG,
• DUPACK,
• tobacco-related,
• devious,
• DYBCO,
• DPOAHC,
• DBWG,
• dybbuk,
• dubicki,
• DAPWG,
• typic,
• tabic,
• DBCO,
• tobeck,
• TIBCO,
• TEPIAC,
• tepig,
• tabaco,
• DPC,
• dipego,
• Depeach,
• DPBCO,
• TTBOOK,
• HDPPC,
• TBAC/FLM,
• daubach,
• topic,
• devoice,
• teppco,
• tepukei,
• tepeyac,
• TBGO,
• EOS-TPC,
• HTEBG,
• DDPCO,
• tepic,
• Topique,
• dabeoc,
• tobacco-pipe,
• Teabag,
• DPIC,
• tobacco,
• touch,
• DEPC,
• DEBIQ,
• DEPAC,
• TPK,
• TDPAC,
• tipoki,
• dieback,
• TEPICO,
• DIBAK,
• an/tpq,
• CAMP-DPK,
• Tabacco,
• TEPIQ,
• dubuc,
• DOD-HDBK,
• DOPAC,
• TBHQ,
• daypack,
• tieback,
• tobak,
• debag,
• dabheog,
• dibbuk,
• TPC,
• topic-specific,
• Tobacco-stopper,
• tobacco-raising,
• tipico,
• tupek,
• TPCA,
• Topek,
• DEBEC,
• TOPQ,
• tobique,
• tapuach,
• tepco,
• DIABC,
• tobacco-box,
• TPWIC,
• tobiko,
• TBQ,
• DUBAC,
• stereo-typic,
• Dipak,
• topock,
• duboc,
• tupac,
• toback,
• DOPAC/DA,
• DOABC,
• dabco,
• dawbake,
• HTPC,
• DPPC,
• deepika,
• depok,
• DPKO,
• dubuque,
• dibacco,
• debug,
• Deepak,
• DBWK,
• TPOCA,
• TABC,
• DTAUPC,
• daypuck,
• TPEAK,
• topeka,
• L-DPPC,
• DBC-QVCO,
• DIBAC,
• typica,
• off-topic,
• DBK,
• HTPAC,
• tobacco-chewing,
• DAPCA,
• dubica,
• US-DPC,
• DPC-PTR,
• DBQA,
• dobek,
• HDBG,
• DBKI,
• TBK,
• debeak,
• doughbag,
• -topic,
• debeck,
• tipica,
• taebaek,
• débouché,
• tubig,
• HDPCG,
• debica,
• chewing-tobacco,
• dpik,
• tupik,
• DUPAC,
• debauchee,
• tobacco-growing,
• devos,
• TPAAG,
• TEBCO,
• DDPAC,
• Tabuk,
• DPC/PTRA,
• tobaccoy,
• tupiq,
• on-topic,
• dybek,
• DBGG,
• TPG,
• debakey,
• daybook,
• dabke,
• TBK1,
• BETA-TBG,
• toepoke,
• tabak,
• dewback,
• DPG-DCP,
• topcu,
• DEBG,
• DPPC-RE,
• TPCK,
• topco,
• Dubaku,
• DPUC,
• DUYBOC,
• tayback,
• dybuk,
• WDPQ,
• tabac,
• DPAQ,
• tebucky,
• tobago,
• TAPAK,
• TBC.

Plural form of DEBOUCH is DEBOUCHES

Conjugate verb Debouch

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have debouched

you would have debouched

he/she/it would have debouched

we would have debouched

they would have debouched

I would have debouch

you would have debouch

he/she/it would have debouch

we would have debouch

they would have debouch

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been debouching

you would have been debouching

he/she/it would have been debouching

we would have been debouching

they would have been debouching

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would debouch

you would debouch

he/she/it would debouch

we would debouch

they would debouch

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be debouching

you would be debouching

he/she/it would be debouching

we would be debouching

they would be debouching

FUTURE

I will debouch

you will debouch

he/she/it will debouch

we will debouch

they will debouch

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be debouching

you will be debouching

he/she/it will be debouching

we will be debouching

they will be debouching

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have debouched

you will have debouched

he/she/it will have debouched

we will have debouched

they will have debouched

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been debouching

you will have been debouching

he/she/it will have been debouching

we will have been debouching

they will have been debouching

IMPERATIVE

you debouch

we let´s debouch

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to debouch

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was debouching

you were debouching

he/she/it was debouching

we were debouching

they were debouching

PAST PARTICIPLE

debouched

PAST PERFECT

I had debouched

you had debouched

he/she/it had debouched

we had debouched

they had debouched

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been debouching

you had been debouching

he/she/it had been debouching

we had been debouching

they had been debouching

PRESENT

I debouch

you debouch

he/she/it debouches

we debouch

they debouch

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am debouching

you are debouching

he/she/it is debouching

we are debouching

they are debouching

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

debouching

PRESENT PERFECT

I have debouched

you have debouched

he/she/it has debouched

we have debouched

they have debouched

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been debouching

you have been debouching

he/she/it has been debouching

we have been debouching

they have been debouching

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it debouch

SIMPLE PAST

I debouched

you debouched

he/she/it debouched

we debouched

they debouched