débord

common noun

Syllable Decomposition

débord

Etymology

see déborder (to overflow)

Definitions

1. The action of overflowing.flags.vieilli: Débord de bile. - Débord d'humeurs.

2. The edge or border formed by the lining of a garment.

3. The part of a road that runs along the carriageway, which limits the shoulders.

4. The external circumference of a coin or a medal.

5. Loading of a truck one or more days before the scheduled delivery date.familiar

Plural

débords

See also

rebordé (adj.) bordelière (cn.) bordement (cn.) bordière (adj.) bordière (cn.) débordement (cn.) déborder (v.) abordage (cn.) bord (cn.) border (v.) abord (cn.) abordable (adj.) aborder (v.) abordeur (cn.) bordage (cn.) borde (cn.) bordé (adj.) bordier (adj.) bordier (cn.) débordant (adj.)