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View definitions for boil

boil

noun as in blister

verb as in heat to bubbling

verb as in be angry

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He also noted that while Mescal delivers a fine performance he has "an anger that never quite simmers to a boil" and "we now can’t help but see him as a millennial knockoff of Crowe’s glowering royal punk".

From BBC

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

From BBC

On Wednesday, Yglesias posted a list of rules that he thinks Democrats should follow going forward; several of them boil down to rejecting the inclusion jargon used by activists and academics.

From Slate

Add combined oyster liquor and chicken broth, bay leaf, and a handful of chopped green parts of green onions, and bring to a low boil.

From Salon

Add artichokes and oysters, lemon juice, Worcestershire, dash of cayenne or hot sauce, and bring back up to a low boil then reduce heat and allow to cook low about 10 minutes.

From Salon

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

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