A dialectal or regional term, possibly referring to someone who plays bocce, or a historical butcher-related term in certain English dialects.
Possibly derived from boccia (one who plays bocce) or from Middle English 'bocher' meaning butcher; the etymology is uncertain without more context.
Bocher is so rare in modern English that its true origin is hard to trace—it might be a ghost word that persists only in old texts or regional speech patterns.
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