1. The surrounding of a preserve by a number of men, who by cries and beating drive the game towards the sportsmen; the game beaten up.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• batter,
• batue,
• bwttue,
• baftue,
• baytue,
• ba6tue,
• ba5tue,
• batyue,
• bat6ue,
• bat5ue,
• battye,
• batt8e,
• battuw,
• battu4,
• bvattue,
• bwattue,
• bawttue,
• bafttue,
• bayttue,
• batytue

• bath,
• battey,
• baity,
• baht,
• battie,
• Bateau,
• bait,
• batte,
• bat,
• bate,
• bayat,
• baade,
• bathe,
• BATEY,
• batty,
• bata,
• baeda,
• BATT,
• batie,
• bade.

The adjective form of the word "battue" is "battue-like".

The plural of the "battue" can be the "battues".

The singular of the "battue" can be the "battue".