broutagecommon nounSyllable DecompositionbroutageEtymologyexpandsee to graze, -age and m=yes.Definitions1. The jerk experienced by blocks in the molds.expand2. Defective work of a tool that bites by jerks or poor engagement of mechanical parts.expand3. The act of grazing, for an animal.expandQuand il existe, le broutage nocturne se situe vers le milieu de la nuit. Nutrition des ruminants domestiques: ingestion et digestion, Robert Jarrige, Yves Ruckebusch, Quæ, 1995, p. 138.4. The act of grazing in a sexual sense: the practice of cunnilingus.vulgarexpandBroutage de minou, broutage de touffePluralbroutagesSee alsobroutement (cn.) broutant (adj.) brouter (v.) brouteur (adj.) brouteur (cn.) broutier (adj.) brouteuse (adj.) brouteuse (cn.)