borderline |
at or near a boundary. [2 definitions] |
border on |
to almost be such; verge on. |
bore1 |
to make a hole in with an instrument such as a drill. [7 definitions] |
bore2 |
to weary with repetition, monotony, or dullness. [2 definitions] |
bore3 |
tidal water that rises abruptly to form a wave as it moves inland. |
bore4 |
past tense of "bear1." |
boreal |
of or pertaining to the north, esp. the wind from the north. |
bored |
finding something tedious or dull; uninterested. |
boredom |
the state of being bored; dullness; ennui. |
borer |
a machine or other device designed to bore holes. [3 definitions] |
boric |
of, relating to, containing, or derived from boron. |
boric acid |
a white crystalline compound used as a mild antiseptic and in making glass, enamels, fireproofing materials, and other products. |
boring1 |
the act or process of making a hole or other opening with a drill or similar tool. [3 definitions] |
boring2 |
causing one to be bored; tedious; monotonous; dull. |
born |
brought into life by birth or in like manner. [4 definitions] |
born-again |
of, pertaining to, or professing a new or renewed commitment to belief in Christ or to evangelical Christianity. [2 definitions] |
borne |
past participle of bear1 with meaning connected with carrying, supporting, or enduring. |
Borneo |
a large island in the Malay Archipelago. The northern coastal region belongs to Malaysia and Brunei, while the rest belongs to Indonesia. |
born with a silver spoon in one's mouth |
born to wealthy parents and therefore having had privileges that others have not had. |
born yesterday |
inexperienced and gullible; naive. |
boron |
a chemical element that has five protons in each nucleus and that occurs naturally only in compounds such as boric acid and borax. (symbol: B) |