verb/buʁ.si.kɔ.te/
to set money aside; to dabble on the stock market
From boursicot. The first sense dates at least to the sixteenth century; the second was influenced by the subsequent development of bourse to mean "stock exchange".
/buʁ.si.kɔ.te/
to set money aside; to dabble on the stock market
From boursicot. The first sense dates at least to the sixteenth century; the second was influenced by the subsequent development of bourse to mean "stock exchange".