To teach or train using the Boucher method of practical manual and woodworking education.
From 'Boucher' (the educator's name) plus the suffix '-ize' (to make or cause to be). This verb form allowed the methodology to be used as an action, becoming popular in educational discourse of the era.
When a word gets the '-ize' treatment (like 'optimize' or 'realize'), it's entering the club of concepts so important they become verbs—boucherize shows how influential this educational method was in 19th-century France!
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