Border

bord′ėr, n. the edge or margin of anything: the march or boundary of a country, esp. that between England and Scotland: a flower-bed in a garden: a piece of ornamental edging or trimming round a garment, .— v.i. to resemble (with on ): to be adjacent (with upon , with ).— v.t. to make or adorn with a border: to bound.— ns. Bord′erer , one who dwells on the border of a country; Bord′er-land .— adj. Bord′erle . [O. Fr. bordure ; from root of Board .]