1. To be pierced; to pierce by boring; to push forward toward a certain point; to carry the nose near the ground, as a horse.

2. To pierce or drill a hole in; to weary with repetition of what does not interest.

3. A sudden indux in certain estuaries of a tidal wave often of great volume, and rushing up with great violence and a loud noise. See Bear.

4. The hole made by boring: the cavity or calibre of a gun; an instrument used for boring; a person or thing that bores.

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

• brord,
• becore,
• brole,
• beome,
• boder,
• barey,
• boerd,
• burue,
• begore,
• beofre,
• boqae,
• boro,
• borig,
• bor,
• broze,
• dore,
• boeer,
• blry,
• doree,
• bfore

• bohr,
• boer,
• booher,
• bone,
• Wore,
• core,
• bower,
• bouyer,
• sore,
• Borne,
• pore,
• born,
• borey,
• Bowyer,
• boor,
• bored,
• boar,
• bowery,
• tore,
• bode,
• more,
• Boyer,
• ore.,
• bare,
• fore-,
• borrow,
• ore,
• bores.

The adverb form of the word "bore" is "boringly".

The adjective form of the word "bore" is "boring".

The plural of the "bore" can be the "bores".

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