Debouch Narrow Latin Oil Dih Bowch Boosh Verb Intr

verb intr.

1. To march out from a narrow or confined place into an open area.

2. To emerge or issue from a narrow area into the open.

[From French deboucher, from de- (out of) + boucher, from bouche (mouth), from Latin bucca (mouth or cheek). The word buckle (as in a belt) derives from the same Latin root.]

"Russia, the world's second-largest oil exporter, wants Central Asian resources to be transported across its territory. Iran, also an oil producer, wants the energy pipelines to debouch at its ports, the shortest route." - Eric S. Margolis; Russia Checkmated Its New Best Friend; The Los Angeles Times; Nov 28, 2001.