Associations to the word «Boyle»
Noun
- Lara
- Danny
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- Burlington
- Millionaire
- Cork
- Descartes
- Frankie
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- Cavendish
- Somerville
- Shannon
- Alchemy
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- Armagh
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- Donegal
- Frankenstein
- Maureen
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- Galileo
- Boyce
- Chemist
- Mcgregor
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- Quart
- Glasgow
- Pint
- Erickson
- Devonshire
- Robert
- Hours
- Wren
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- Workman
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- Wallis
- Mace
- Tad
- Pump
- Isaac
- Peerage
- Bentley
- Cistercian
- Bacon
- Physicist
- Stacey
- Height
- Marston
- Jameson
- Henrietta
- Lauren
- Irish
- Rory
- Scottish
- Dempsey
- Liam
- Clifford
- Carleton
- Burnley
- Hodge
- Joanne
- Waterford
- Phosphorus
- Richard
- Jonny
- Kepler
- Zoe
- Married
- Sean
- Exchequer
- Mayo
- Geraldine
- Ike
- Kevin
- Lecture
- Chemistry
- Patrick
- Phyllis
- Mcconnell
- Connacht
- Hanna
- Roger
- Jock
Adjective
Wiktionary
BOYLE, proper noun. A surname of Irish origin.
BOYLE, proper noun. Robert Boyle, Irish natural philosopher.
BOYLE, verb. Obsolete spelling of boil
Dictionary definition
BOYLE, noun. United States writer (1902-1992).
BOYLE, noun. Irish chemist who established that air has weight and whose definitions of chemical elements and chemical reactions helped to dissociate chemistry from alchemy (1627-1691).
Wise words
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