boak

Speech parts

1. boak - Verb

2. Boak - Proper noun

Meaning

(obsolete) To burp.

(Scotland) To retch or vomit.

Boak (plural Boaks)

A surname.

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Boak, A History of Rome to 565 A.D., p. 87 Maniples were units of 120 men each drawn from a single infantry class. Source: Internet

Boak & Sons in Austintown has taken several precautions, including fogging the entire office and its fleet of trucks, owner Sam Boak reported. Source: Internet

ZDNet: Printer Friendly - IBM drops patent bombshell Jim Boak, CTO of IONA Technologies, a provider of ebXML-compliant Web services and application integration software, wonders whether there had been a breakdown in communication. Source: Internet

Lonna’s family wishes to thank Dr. Richard Senior, Dr. Michael Leckie and the North East LHIN (especially Cameron Boak) for their excellent care. Source: Internet

Story by Alexandra Jaffe and David EggertAssociated Press writers Marc Levy, Thomas Beaumont and Josh Boak contributed to this report. Source: Internet

The utility pole damage interrupted electrical service to residents on Boak Lane for about two hours. Source: Internet

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