Definitions
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- n. Plural form of bore.
- v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bore.
Etymologies
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Examples
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JimmyP, the reason copper clad stainless steel pots and pans don't show signs of the pitting that's associated with copper residue in rifle bores is because the copper on the pots and pans are clad together at the subatomic level - the electrons between the two metals are already stabilized through a (covalent) bonding process.
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'Nonsense, Lizzie,' said Anne, laughing; 'I am sure I have heard plenty of clever people talk, about sensible things too, and never did I hear them called bores, or blue, or any of your awful et ceteras either.'
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Besides, I long to be on the move; Paris, London, the world, in short, bores me, bores me, bores me! "
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What was Cecil Grimshaw going to do in an atmosphere of titled bores, bishops, military men, and cautious statesmen?
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To abate that plague of bores, which is the scourge
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The small number of tsunamis that do break often form vertical walls of turbulent water called bores.
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She maybe nice but she kind of bores me and she has so much staff surely that frees her up to do great things we are the ones we having been waiting for come on michelle. babs
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I like regular broccoli but the fact is it kind of bores me.
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Is it a bad thing that it kind of bores me lately?
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Her earrings had been put on before she left home, for she had not kept straws in the "bores" of her ears all these years for nothing.
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