1. A contrivance for insertion in cases of stricture into the urethra, rectum, or gullet, to remove obstructions.

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

• buggie,
• bouge,
• boge,
• boogie,
• boltie,
• bougy,
• boughy,
• bougied,
• bugie,
• couigue,
• Boushe,
• gougie,
• bougue,
• nbougie,
• rougie,
• bouyau,
• Noutie,
• ougae,
• toutie,
• Coudie

• boese,
• bogie,
• Boyce,
• bouse,
• Boggs,
• boise,
• bosie,
• bog,
• bogy,
• Bogue,
• booze,
• bosse,
• Bowes,
• Boose,
• boogie,
• bough,
• Boes,
• boze,
• bowse,
• bose,
• boice,
• boche,
• bookie,
• bogey,
• boccie,
• bocce,
• bossie,
• boeck,
• Boeke,
• boggy,
• Boushie,
• BOSSI,
• boyes,
• bocci.

The adjective form of the word "bougie" is "bourgeois" or "bourgie".

The plural of the "Bougie" can be the "bougies".

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