1. An old measure of four or six bushels.

2. To form into a boll.

3. The pod or capsule of a plant. See Bole.

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

• brole,
• holl,
• bpoll,
• billd,
• billl,
• biill,
• bowell,
• abell,
• rolll,
• billi,
• bolw,
• balll,
• bille,
• bogel,
• boli,
• bolld,
• llll,
• beill,
• belll,
• golle

• bowel,
• toll,
• bull,
• bohl,
• boil,
• bell,
• Boley,
• Bohall,
• bolt,
• bolo,
• bole,
• bola,
• loll,
• bill,
• boule,
• bowl,
• doll,
• boulle,
• boole,
• roll,
• boulay,
• bouley,
• poll,
• boyle,
• ball,
• Bowley,
• bold.

The adjective form of the word "boll" is "bolling".

The plural of the "boll" can be the "bolls".

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