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boil

noun as in blister

verb as in heat to bubbling

verb as in be angry

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There is a reasonable argument to be made that the 2024 election outcome boils down to fundamental differences regarding what we, as a nation, find to be funny and what we take to be indecent.

From Salon

It seemed all set to boil into a claustrophobically close finale, just as the pair's meeting in Paris did a year ago.

From BBC

Sadat said his client was now dealing with painful boils.

Across the country, fear and tension about environmental threats were boiling beneath the surface.

From Salon

Their ability to fade faster than a boil wash is stark.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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