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Definition of boar
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of boar is as below...
Boar (n.) The
uncastrated
male of
swine;
specifically,
the wild hog..
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Breastwheel
::
Breastwheel
(n.) A water
wheel,
on which the
stream
of water
strikes
neither
so high as in the
overshot
wheel,
nor so low as in the
undershot,
but
generally
at about half the
height
of the
wheel,
being kept in
contact
with it by the
breasting.
The water acts on the float
boards
partly
by
impulse,
partly
by its
weight..
Scutum
::
Scutum
(n.) An
oblong
shield
made of
boards
or
wickerwork
covered
with
leather,
with
sometimes
an iron rim; --
carried
chiefly
by the
heavy-armed
infantry..
Board
::
Board (n.) The
stretch
which a ship makes in one tack.
Lapstrake
::
Lapstrake
(a.) Made with
boards
whose edges lap one over
another;
clinker-built;
-- said of
boats.
Pinnywinkles
::
Pinnywinkles
(n. pl.) An
instrument
of
torture,
consisting
of a board with holes into which the
fingers
were
pressed,
and
fastened
with
pegs..
Dormitory
::
Dormitory
(n.) A
sleeping
room, or a
building
containing
a
series
of
sleeping
rooms;
a
sleeping
apartment
capable
of
containing
many beds; esp., one
connected
with a
college
or
boarding
school..
Dashboard
::
Dashboard
(n.) A board
placed
on the fore part of a
carriage,
sleigh,
or other
vehicle,
to
intercept
water,
mud, or snow,
thrown
up by the heels of the
horses;
-- in
England
commonly
called
splashboard..
Commons
::
Commons
(n. pl.) A club or
association
for
boarding
at a
common
table,
as in a
college,
the
members
sharing
the
expenses
equally;
as, to board in
commons..
Cleading
::
Cleading
(n.) The
planking
or
boarding
of a
shaft,
cofferdam,
etc..
Toed
::
Toed (a.)
Having
the end
secured
by nails
driven
obliquely,
said of a
board,
plank,
or joist
serving
as a
brace,
and in
general
of any part of a frame
secured
to other parts by
diagonal
nailing..
Bandbox
::
Bandbox
(n.) A light box of
pasteboard
or thin wood,
usually
cylindrical,
for
holding
ruffs (the bands of the 17th
century),
collars,
caps,
bonnets,
etc..
Board
::
Board (n.) To place at
board,
for
compensation;
as, to board one's horse at a
livery
stable..
Boarding
::
Boarding
(n.) The act of
supplying,
or the state of being
supplied,
with
regular
or
specified
meals,
or with meals and
lodgings,
for pay..
Embark
::
Embark
(v. t.) To cause to go on board a
vessel
or boat; to put on
shipboard.
Aboard
::
Aboard
(prep.)
On board of; as, to go
aboard
a
ship..
Pig-sticking
::
Pig-sticking
(n.) Boar
hunting;
-- so
called
by
Anglo-Indians.
Shift
::
Shift (v. t.) A
change
of the
position
of the hand on the
finger
board,
in
playing
the
violin..
Footboard
::
Footboard
(n.) A board or
narrow
platfrom
upon which one may stand or brace his fee.
Billboard
::
Billboard
(n.) A piece of thick
plank,
armed with iron
plates,
and fixed on the bow or fore
channels
of a
vessel,
for the bill or fluke of the
anchor
to rest on..
Selectman
::
Selectman
(n.) One of a board of town
officers
chosen
annually
in the New
England
States
to
transact
the
general
public
business
of the town, and have a kind of
executive
authority.
The
number
is
usually
from three to seven in each
town..
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