bore
bore
verb
To make someone feel weary, uninterested, or annoyed by being dull.
"His long speech began to bore everyone."
verb
To make a deep, round hole using a drill or other tool.
"They will bore a tunnel through the mountain."
noun
A person or thing that is very dull, uninteresting, or tiresome.
"That film was a complete bore."
noun
The internal diameter of a gun barrel, pipe, or cylinder.
"The rifle had a smooth bore."
noun
A high, sudden wave that rushes up a narrow river.
"We watched the tidal bore come in."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: tire, calibre, gauge, caliber, dullard, bore-hole, drill hole, aegir, tidal bore, eager, eagre, drill
Antonyms: interest