1. The trunk of a tree.

2. A friable clayey earth tinged with peroxide of iron. A bisilicate of alumina.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• sybole,
• bukle,
• brole,
• beome,
• bunle,
• bpoll,
• ole,
• budle,
• woble,
• boqae,
• wole,
• bolw,
• bouble,
• mbile,
• bilve,
• boeer,
• bille,
• bogel,
• boli,
• boylen

• bode,
• bola,
• bolo,
• boil,
• bouley,
• role,
• bale,
• bowel,
• bore,
• boulay,
• hole,
• boole,
• bile,
• sole,
• mole,
• boll,
• bone,
• bohl,
• bold,
• boulle,
• boyle,
• Boley,
• vole,
• bolt,
• Bowley,
• Bohall,
• bowl,
• pole,
• boule.

The adjective form of the word "bole" is "boled".

The plural of the "bole" can be the "boles".

The singular of the "bole" can be the "bole".