debouche (debosh a)

[F., Orders were given to make all preparations for a ault on the 6th of July. The débouchés were ordered widened to afford easy egre , while the approaches were also to be widened to admit the troops to march through four abreast. U. S. Grant, Personal Memoirs, I. 555. debouchment (de-bösh'ment), n. [F. dé bouche ment , déboucher , debouch.] 1. The act of debouching. Although differences of opinion exist as to its relations and manner of debouchment , we believe that it [the piamatral envelop of the cerebral arteries) terminates by funnel-shaped openings into the spaces which exist over the sulci. E. C. Mann , Psychol. Med., p. 146. 2. An outlet.