Bore

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1907 · p. 70
a. (imp. BORED; ppr. BORING.) [A.S. borian; Ger. bohren; 0. Ger. borón; Lat. foro; Gr. peiro, to pierce quite through.] To pierce or penetrate through; to make a hole in or through; to pierce or enter by boring; to penetrate; as, to bore a rock. "I'll believe as soon, This whole earth may be bor'd; and that the moon May through the centre creep. -Shaks. Bordel a is, ( bor'da - lā ,) a district of France, once forming part of the old province of Guienne, and having Bordeaux for its capital, but now included in the depart--To tease by ceasele repetition; to pester by iteration ments of Gironde and Landes. -n. A native of Bordeaux.
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