Associations to the word «Boyle»
Noun
- Underworld
- Flanagan
- Fitzgerald
- Cucumber
- Countess
- Casey
- Boyer
- Dorothy
- Kildare
- Tanner
- Mather
- Dryden
- Patricia
- Gunman
- Bragg
- Chancellor
- Los
- Dalton
- Callahan
- Ginger
- Leonard
- Dramatist
- Mcqueen
- Faulkner
- Freeze
- Dawson
- Lisa
- Respiration
- Billy
- Baronet
- Isotope
- Mechanical
- Aristotle
- Brahman
- Boyd
- Enquiry
- Blunt
- Baron
- Charles
- Gas
- Tim
- Ridley
- Catherine
- Higgins
- Chinatown
- Scientist
- Tommy
- Dan
- Montrose
- Kerry
- Iain
- Doug
- Philosophy
- Goethe
- Redmond
- Doris
- Harris
- Macdonald
- Gifford
- Eldest
- Leary
- Mcnamara
- Willis
- Materialism
- Ember
- Rosenthal
- Gregory
- Daly
- Meath
- Seawater
- Gay
- Reginald
- Christopher
- Wesley
- Bose
- Harvey
- Sweeney
- Hemingway
- Gerry
- Ounce
- Connell
- Wentworth
- Andrew
- Aidan
- Henry
- Clyde
- Atheist
- Treatise
- Ingram
- Ceremony
Verb
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).
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