Definition of pouce in English:

pouce

noun puːspaʊs

English regional (chiefly northern) and Irish English (chiefly northern). Dust, dirt; rubbish.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hunter (1783–1861), antiquary and record scholar. From French pousse dust, powder, rubbish in fine particles, alteration of an apparently unattested Old French form *pous from classical Latin pulvis dust, powder; compare Old Occitan, Occitan pols powder, dust, Catalan pols dust, and also Spanish polvo. Perhaps compare earlier pouse.

Definition of pouce in US English:

pouce

noun

English regional (chiefly northern) and Irish English (chiefly northern). Dust, dirt; rubbish.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hunter (1783–1861), antiquary and record scholar. From French pousse dust, powder, rubbish in fine particles, alteration of an apparently unattested Old French form *pous from classical Latin pulvis dust, powder; compare Old Occitan, Occitan pols powder, dust, Catalan pols dust, and also Spanish polvo. Perhaps compare earlier pouse.

单词	pouce
释义	Definition of pouce in English: pouce noun puːspaʊs English regional (chiefly northern) and Irish English (chiefly northern). Dust, dirt; rubbish. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hunter (1783–1861), antiquary and record scholar. From French pousse dust, powder, rubbish in fine particles, alteration of an apparently unattested Old French form pous from classical Latin pulvis* dust, powder; compare Old Occitan, Occitan pols powder, dust, Catalan pols dust, and also Spanish polvo. Perhaps compare earlier pouse. Definition of pouce in US English: pouce noun English regional (chiefly northern) and Irish English (chiefly northern). Dust, dirt; rubbish. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Joseph Hunter (1783–1861), antiquary and record scholar. From French pousse dust, powder, rubbish in fine particles, alteration of an apparently unattested Old French form *pous from classical Latin pulvis dust, powder; compare Old Occitan, Occitan pols powder, dust, Catalan pols dust, and also Spanish polvo. Perhaps compare earlier pouse.
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