Associations to the word «Boll»
Noun
- Cotton
- Frey
- Pest
- Insecticide
- Doris
- Blight
- Och
- Jared
- Emily
- Rot
- Crop
- Holder
- Worm
- Stalk
- Essen
- Piedmont
- Benton
- Franz
- Levine
- Mabel
- Buzz
- Medic
- Golden
- Ezra
- Heinrich
- Usda
- Larva
- Grasshopper
- Bremen
- Harald
- Mecklenburg
- Seed
- Blossom
- Southern
- Insect
- Healer
- Tick
- Dungeon
- Beetle
- Fiber
- Wreath
- Pod
- Bug
- Reagan
- Nymph
- Alabama
- Pol
- Stunt
- Lar
- Granddaughter
- Johan
- Strap
- Farmer
- Louisville
- Mosquito
- Meal
- Democrat
- Bud
- Sack
- Naturalist
- Georg
- Wheat
- Colonist
- Fungus
- Admiral
- Leaf
- Diamond
- Thriller
- Festival
- Fly
- Arkansas
- Corn
- Mascot
- Werner
- Boxing
- Ant
- Filmmaker
- Wolfgang
- Lepidoptera
- Specialist
- Tobacco
- Maple
- Adaptation
- Erosion
- Agriculture
- Leipzig
- Potato
- Brook
- Fort
Wiktionary
BOLL, noun. The rounded seed-bearing capsule of a cotton or flax plant.
BOLL, noun. An old Scots dry measure, equal to six bushels.
BOLL, verb. To form a boll or seed vessel; to go to seed.
BOLL WEEVIL, noun. Beetle measuring an average length of six millimeters (¼ inch), which feeds on cotton buds and flowers, native to Central America
BOLL WEEVILS, noun. Plural of boll weevil
Dictionary definition
BOLL, noun. The rounded seed-bearing capsule of a cotton or flax plant.
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