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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 (v. t.) To form or
enlarge
by means of a
boring
instrument
or
apparatus;
as, to bore a steam
cylinder
or a gun
barrel;
to bore a
hole..
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Dispart
::
Dispart
(n.) A piece of metal
placed
on the
muzzle,
or near the
trunnions,
on the top of a piece of
ordnance,
to make the line of sight
parallel
to the axis of the bore; --
called
also
dispart
sight,
and
muzzle
sight..
Tapper
::
Tapper
(n.) The
lesser
spotted
woodpecker
(Dendrocopus
minor);
--
called
also
tapperer,
tabberer,
little
wood pie,
barred
woodpecker,
wood
tapper,
hickwall,
and pump
borer..
Windbore
::
Windbore
(n.) The
lower,
or
bottom,
pipe in a lift of pumps in a
mine..
Pant
::
Pant (v. t.) To
breathe
forth
quickly
or in a
labored
manner;
to gasp out.
Gasp
::
Gasp (n.) The act of
opening
the mouth
convulsively
to catch the
breath;
a
labored
respiration;
a
painful
catching
of the
breath.
Tabouret
::
Tabouret
(n.) Same as
Taboret.
Blunderbuss
::
Blunderbuss
(n.) A short gun or
firearm,
with a large bore,
capable
of
holding
a
number
of
balls,
and
intended
to do
execution
without
exact aim..
Tree
::
Tree (n.) A mass of
crystals,
aggregated
in
arborescent
forms,
obtained
by
precipitation
of a metal from
solution.
See Lead tree, under
Lead..
Overlabored
::
Overlabored
(imp. & p. p.) of
Overlabo.
Counterbore
::
Counterbore
(n.) A
flat-bottomed
cylindrical
enlargement
of the mouth of a hole,
usually
of
slight
depth,
as for
receiving
a
cylindrical
screw
head..
Humdrum
::
Humdrum
(n.) A dull
fellow;
a bore.
Bore
::
Bore (v. i.) To make a hole or
perforation
with, or as with, a
boring
instrument;
to cut a
circular
hole by the
rotary
motion
of a tool; as, to bore for water or oil (i. e., to sink a well by
boring
for water or oil); to bore with a
gimlet;
to bore into a tree (as
insects)..
Plantation
::
Plantation
(n.) The place
planted;
land
brought
under
cultivation;
a piece of
ground
planted
with trees or
useful
plants;
esp., in the
United
States
and West
Indies,
a large
estate
appropriated
to the
production
of the more
important
crops,
and
cultivated
by
laborers
who live on the
estate;
as, a
cotton
plantation;
a
coffee
plantation..
Searcher
::
Searcher
(n.) An
instrument
for
examining
the bore of a
cannon,
to
detect
cavities..
Bobbin
::
Bobbin
(n.) A spool or reel of
various
material
and
construction,
with a head at one or both ends, and
sometimes
with a hole bored
through
its
length
by which it may be
placed
on a
spindle
or
pivot.
It is used to hold yarn or
thread,
as in
spinning
or
warping
machines,
looms,
sewing
machines,
etc..
Forswonk
::
Forswonk
(a.)
Overlabored;
exhausted;
worn out.
Vote
::
Vote (v. t.) To
declare
by
general
opinion
or
common
consent,
as if by a vote; as, he was voted a
bore..
Boreal
::
Boreal
(a.)
Northern;
pertaining
to the
north,
or to the north wind; as, a
boreal
bird; a
boreal
blast..
Arboretum
::
Arboretum
(n.) A place in which a
collection
of rare trees and
shrubs
is
cultivated
for
scientific
or
educational
purposes.
Armiger
::
Armiger
(n.)
Formerly,
an armor
bearer,
as of a
knight,
an
esquire
who bore his
shield
and
rendered
other
services.
In later use, one next in
degree
to a
knight,
and
entitled
to
armorial
bearings.
The term is now
superseded
by
esquire..
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