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Definition of bore
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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..
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Teredo
::
Teredo
(n.) A genus of long,
slender,
wormlike
bivalve
mollusks
which bore into
submerged
wood, such as the piles of
wharves,
bottoms
of
ships,
etc.; --
called
also
shipworm.
See
Shipworm.
See
Illust.
in App..
Arbored
::
Arbored
(a.)
Furnished
with an
arbor;
lined with
trees.
Jaguar
::
"Jaguar
(n.) A large and
powerful
feline
animal
(Felis
onca),
ranging
from Texas and
Mexico
to
Patagonia.
It is
usually
brownish
yellow,
with
large,
dark,
somewhat
angular
rings,
each
generally
inclosing
one or two dark
spots.
It is
chiefly
arboreal
in its
habits.
Called
also the
American
tiger..
Torpedo
::
Torpedo
(n.) An
explosive
cartridge
or shell
lowered
or
dropped
into a bored oil well, and there
exploded,
to clear the well of
obstructions
or to open
communication
with a
source
of
supply
of oil..
Drawbore
::
Drawbore
(n.) A hole bored
through
a tenon
nearer
to the
shoulder
than the holes
through
the
cheeks
are to the edge or
abutment
against
which the
shoulder
is to rest, so that a pin or bolt, when
driven
into it, will draw these parts
together..
Feather
::
Feather
(n.) A thin wedge
driven
between
the two
semicylindrical
parts of a
divided
plug in a hole bored in a
stone,
to rend the
stone..
Workman
::
Workman
(n.)
Hence,
especially,
a
skillful
artificer
or
laborer..
Owe
::
Owe (v.) To have an
obligation
to (some one) on
account
of
something
done or
received;
to be
indebted
to; as, to iwe the
grocer
for
supplies,
or a
laborer
for
services..
Overlabored
::
Overlabored
(imp. & p. p.) of
Overlabo.
Counterbore
::
Counterbore
(n.) A kind of pin drill with the
cutting
edge or edges
normal
to the axis; -- used for
enlarging
a hole, or for
forming
a
flat-bottomed
recess
at its
mouth..
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..
Smoothbore
::
Smoothbore
(a.)
Having
a bore of
perfectly
smooth
surface;
--
distinguished
from
rifled.
Underlaborer
::
Underlaborer
(n.) An
assistant
or
subordinate
laborer.
Verge
::
Verge (n.) The
compass
of the court of
Marshalsea
and the
Palace
court,
within
which the lord
steward
and the
marshal
of the
king's
household
had
special
jurisdiction;
-- so
called
from the
verge,
or
staff,
which the
marshal
bore..
Bore
::
Bore (v. i.) To shoot out the nose or toss it in the air; -- said of a
horse.
Jaguarondi
::
"Jaguarondi
(n.) A South
American
wild cat
(Felis
jaguarondi),
having
a long, slim body and very short legs. Its color is
grayish
brown,
varied
with a
blackish
hue. It is
arboreal
in its
habits
and feeds
mostly
on
birds..
Vinedresser
::
Vinedresser
(n.) One who
cultivates,
prunes,
or cares for,
grapevines;
a
laborer
in a
vineyard..
Conversion
::
Conversion
(n.) A
change
of
character
or use, as of
smoothbore
guns into
rifles..
Lictor
::
Lictor
(n.) An
officer
who bore an ax and
fasces
or rods, as
ensigns
of his
office.
His duty was to
attend
the chief
magistrates
when they
appeared
in
public,
to clear the way, and cause due
respect
to be paid to them, also to
apprehend
and
punish
criminals..
Bore
::
Bore (v. t.) To
befool;
to
trick.
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