Mouche
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Mouche (French for "fly") may refer to:
- Mouche de moutarde, a cataplasm to treat respiratory infections in Eastern Canada
- Mouches volantes, a minor form of visual impairment
- Bateaux Mouches, a type of boat
- a small patch of hair just below the lower lip, derived from the English meaning of the word "fly", see facial hair, soul patch
- an artificial facial mole worn on the face for fashion around 1800 in Europe
Fiction
- La Mouche (novel), a novel by George Langelaan
- in the 1943 film Five Graves to Cairo, the character played by Anne Baxter
- a character in the novel The Lost Steps by Alejo Carpentier
- The Flies (French: Les Mouches), a play by French writer Jean-Paul Sartre
Music
- "La Mouche", a single by the band Cassius
- Sandy Mouche, a Swedish band
- "Duo de la Mouche", duet from the opera Orphée aux Enfers by Jacques Offenbach
Places
- La Mouche, Manche, a commune in France
- La Mouche, Lyon, former name of Gerland, a quarter of Lyon, France
- Anse la Mouche, a tourist spot on Mahé, Seychelles in the Seychelles islands
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