muse-bouche

English

Etymology

Rebracketing of amuse-bouche as a *muse-bouche, otherwise a rebracketing of l'amuse-bouche as la *muse-bouche (compare the similarly-construed derivation of ammunition from French la munition).

Noun

muse-bouche (plural muse-bouches)

  1. Alternative form of amuse-bouche.
    • 2017 August 7, Abdul L (@AbdulL827), “Spectacular!”, in Tripadvisor‎[1]:
      We were served with two muse bouches which really set the scene for what was to come.
    • 2021 September 5, Slap Yo' Daddy BBQ, Facebook‎[2]:
      BBQ class enjoying muse bouche!
    • 2023 July 8, Yvonka W (@YvonkaW), “Outstanding in every way”, in Tripadvisor‎[3]:
      The main bar offers an array of cocktails and muse bouches and is a lovely welcome home after a day of sightseeing.
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