métisse
/meɪˈtiːs/ /ˈmeɪtiːs/(also metisse)
noun
A woman of mixed descent, especially one of European and African or American Indian origin.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Isaac Funk (1839–1912), publisher and reformer. From French métisse, use as noun of métisse, feminine of métis, adjective.
- bursting (or bulging) at the seams
- burst into flame (or flames)
- burstone
- burst someone's bubble
- bursty
- Burt, Cyril
- burthen
- burthensome
- burton
- Burton, Harold Hitz
- Burton, Richard
- Burton, Robert
- Burton, Sir Richard
- burton-tackle
- Burton upon Trent
- Burundi
- Burundian
- bury
- Buryat
- Buryatia
- Buryat Republic
- burying beetle
- burying ground
- bury one's head in the sand
- bury the hatchet