boil
/boʊl/Definitions
1. verb
to cook or heat something in liquid, especially water, to a high temperature until it bubbles violently.
“She boiled the water for the tea.”
2. noun
a state of violent bubbling of a liquid, especially water, as a result of heat.
“The kettle started to boil.”
3. noun
an outbreak or infection of a disease, especially cholera, caused by drinking contaminated water.
“The village was affected by a cholera boil that spread rapidly.”
4. verb
to feel angry or resentful, often in a way that is not openly expressed.
“She was boiling with resentment after being unfairly treated.”