Bore

bor, v. [bored (bord), boring.] To perfo- rate or penetrate; to form a round hole in; to weary by tedious iteration or dullne ; to vex. — v. To pierce or enter by boring to be pierced or penetrated by a turning instrument; to Carry the nose to the ground, — said of a horse. — n. The hole made by boring; cavity of a fire-arm caliber one who, or that which, wearies by repetition or dullne . [AS. borian, D. boren, Ic bora Dan. bore, h.for are, to bore.] —Bor'er, n. Ont who, or that which, etc. —