bolnt (boln)

i. [ But after that his bod ye began to bolne with stripes, and that he could not abyde the scourges, which pearced to the bare bones. J. Brende , tr. of Quintus Curtius, vi. bolnt (bōln), p . a. See bollen . Bologna phosphorus, sausage, stone, vial. See the nouns. Bolognese (bō-lō-nyēs' or -nyēz'), a. [ also called the Eclectic School, from its declared intent (in the fulfilment of which it fell very far short) to combine the excellences of all other schools.