Bowl

bol, n. A ball. — r. {. [bowled (bold), bowlixg.] To roll, as a bowl; to pelt with anything rolled. — v.i. To play with bowls; to roll the bail like on a a level ball. plain; to "move rapidly, smoothly, and Bowlder, Boulder, boKder, n. A large pebble. (Geol.) A ma oi rock that has been transported by natural agencies from its native bed. Bos, boks, n. A case or receptacle: the quantity that a box contains; an inclosed space with seats in a theater, etc.: a money-chest; a small house. (JIach.) A cylindrical, hollow iron, in which an axle-tree runs: a tube in a pump, closed with a valve; the bucket of a lifting pump. The driver's seat on a carriage; a present. (Bot.) A tree or shrub, the dwarf variety of which is used for borders in gar in a box: dens. — v. to t. furnish ' [boxed with (bokst), boxes. boxixg.] To inclose Box, boks, n. A blow with the hand on the ear or head. — v. t. & i. To fight with the fist.