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BOLL , a botanical See also: term for a fruit-pod, particularly of the See also: cotton plant
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The word is in O
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Eng. bolla, which is also represented in " bowl," a round vessel for liquids, a variant due to " bowl," See also: ball, which is from the Fr. boule
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" Boll " is also used, chiefly in Scotland and the See also: north of See also: England, as a measure of See also: weight for See also: flour =140 lb, and of capacity for grain: 16 pecks =1 boll
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