mouchard
/ˈmuːʃɑː(d)/noun
Especially in France or French-speaking regions: an undercover agent or investigator, a police spy.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles James (d. 1821), army officer and writer. From French mouchard police spy, person who spies on someone from mouche fly + -ard.
- photoageing
- photoaging
- photoallergic
- photoallergy
- photo-aquatint
- photoassimilate
- photoassimilation
- photoautotroph
- photoautotrophic
- photoautotrophy
- photobacterium
- photo-bibliography
- photo-biography
- photobiological
- photobiologist
- photobiology
- photobiont
- photobiotic
- photobleach
- photobleached
- photobleaching
- Photoblepharon
- photoblog
- photoblogger
- photoblogging