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je bourre

stuff oneself (with), get drunk, bullshit, deceive

b u ʁ → bourrer
verb · 1st-person singular, present tense / 3rd-person singular, present tense / 2nd-person singular Rare #46,404
stuff oneself (with) Colloquial when used in this reflexive sense.
FR: Il se bourre de pain avant le dîner.
EN: He stuffs himself with bread before dinner.
get drunk Colloquial; usually used reflexively.
FR: Elle se bourre avec ses amis le samedi soir.
EN: She gets drunk with her friends on Saturday night.
bullshit, deceive Colloquial, especially in the expression « bourrer le mou » (to bullshit someone).
FR: Tu me bourres le mou avec tes excuses.
EN: You’re bullshitting me with your excuses.
Conjugation of bourrer
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First bourre —
Third bourre —
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First bourre —
Third bourre —
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second bourre —

On se bourre la gueule comme des vieilles tantes.

We get shitfaced like a bunch of old aunties.

— Serie Noire (1979)

Et nous, quoi, on se bourre la panse ?

And what about us, are we just stuffing our bellies?

— Requiem pour un massacre (1985)

On se bourre la gueule dans le salon.

We get completely wasted in the living room.

— Parasite (2019)

Il se bourre de hamburgers avec des oignons.

He's stuffing himself with hamburgers with onions.

— Salé, Sucré (1994)

Sounds similar to

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