bois brule

bois brû·lé

[bwah broo-ley; French bwah bry-ley]
noun, plural bois brû·lés [bwah broo-leyz; French bwah bry-ley] . Canadian.
métis ( def 2 ).

Origin:
< French: literally, burnt wood

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