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Definition of bore
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 bore is as below...
Bore (n.) The
internal
cylindrical
cavity
of a gun,
cannon,
pistol,
or other
firearm,
or of a pipe or
tube..
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Xanthorhoea
::
Xanthorhoea
(n.) A genus of
endogenous
plants,
native
to
Australia,
having
a
thick,
sometimes
arborescent,
stem, and long
grasslike
leaves.
See Grass
tree..
Katydid
::
Katydid
(n.) A
large,
green,
arboreal,
orthopterous
insect
(Cyrtophyllus
concavus)
of the
family
Locustidae,
common
in the
United
States.
The males have
stridulating
organs
at the bases of the front
wings.
During
the
summer
and
autumn,
in the
evening,
the males make a
peculiar,
loud,
shrill
sound,
resembling
the
combination
Katy-did,
whence
the
name..
Pinion
::
Pinion
(n.) A moth of the genus
Lithophane,
as L.
antennata,
whose larva bores large holes in young
peaches
and
apples..
Thrill
::
Thrill
(v. t.) To
perforate
by a
pointed
instrument;
to bore; to
transfix;
to
drill.
Land
::
Land (n.) In any
surface
prepared
with
indentations,
perforations,
or
grooves,
that part of the
surface
which is not so
treated,
as the level part of a
millstone
between
the
furrows,
or the
surface
of the bore of a
rifled
gun
between
the
grooves..
Counterbore
::
Counterbore
(v. t.) To form a
counterbore
in, by
boring,
turning,
or
drilling;
to
enlarge,
as a hole, by means of a
counterbore..
Bore
::
Bore (n.) The
internal
cylindrical
cavity
of a gun,
cannon,
pistol,
or other
firearm,
or of a pipe or
tube..
Arboret
::
Arboret
(n.) A small tree or
shrub.
Tapper
::
Tapper
(n.) The
lesser
spotted
woodpecker
(Dendrocopus
minor);
--
called
also
tapperer,
tabberer,
little
wood pie,
barred
woodpecker,
wood
tapper,
hickwall,
and pump
borer..
Gasp
::
Gasp (n.) The act of
opening
the mouth
convulsively
to catch the
breath;
a
labored
respiration;
a
painful
catching
of the
breath.
Bore
::
Bore (n.) Less
properly,
a very high and rapid tidal flow, when not so
abrupt,
such as
occurs
at the Bay of Fundy and in the
British
Channel..
Xylophaga
::
Xylophaga
(n.) A genus of
marine
bivalves
which bore holes in wood. They are
allied
to
Pholas.
Veratrine
::
Veratrine
(n.) A
poisonous
alkaloid
obtained
from the root
hellebore
(Veratrum)
and from
sabadilla
seeds as a white
crystalline
powder,
having
an
acrid,
burning
taste.
It is
sometimes
used
externally,
as in
ointments,
in the local
treatment
of
neuralgia
and
rheumatism.
Called
also
veratria,
and
veratrina..
Forbore
::
Forbore
() imp. of
Forbear.
Calypso
::
Calypso
(n.) A small and
beautiful
species
of
orchid,
having
a
flower
variegated
with
purple,
pink, and
yellow.
It grows in cold and wet
localities
in the
northern
part of the
United
States.
The
Calypso
borealis
is the only
orchid
which
reaches
68ยก N..
Quarterhung
::
Quarterhung
(a.)
Having
trunnions
the axes of which lie below the bore; -- said of a
cannon.
Eagre
::
Eagre (n.) A wave, or two or three
successive
waves,
of great
height
and
violence,
at flood tide
moving
up an
estuary
or
river;
--
commonly
called
the bore. See
Bore..
Tabrere
::
Tabrere
(n.) A
taborer.
Bookish
::
Bookish
(a.)
Characterized
by a
method
of
expression
generally
found in
books;
formal;
labored;
pedantic;
as, a
bookish
way of
talking;
bookish
sentences..
Heaver
::
Heaver
(n.) One who, or that
which,
heaves
or
lifts;
a
laborer
employed
on docks in
handling
freight;
as, a coal
heaver..
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