Definition of bolk in English:

bolk

verb bəʊkbōk

[no object]British dialect, archaic

1Belch.
Example sentencesExamples
- And having but one piece of rhetoric remaining, she bolked it out.
- And the other belloweth with his muzzle straight out before him, bolking and rattling in the throat.
- If it come of cold humours, the ache is less with grief of head, with swelling and paleness of face with sour bolking and unsavouriness of the mouth.
- Young devils bolking out a false philosophie.
Synonyms
bring up wind
1. 1.1 Vomit.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have seen more scintillating things boaked up on the kitchen floor by my cat.
  They rushed out and bolked in the bidet.
  I almost bolked in my mouth.
  I just gave her some water and she bolked it back up.
  My Dad nearly bolked everywhere.
  He boaked three times en route to the guesthouse.
  My husband gutted a fish nearly 2 weeks ago and just threw in the bin. I was bolking putting it out this morning.
  I nearly boaked when I heard that Scotland had invented the deep fried Mars bar.
  What about those two farts from Colin Dow's uncle? Smelled like death. Half the stand was bolking.
  I have boaked many times in my life, most notably in front of the church I used to attend.
  Morag goes a funny colour and starts bolking.

noun bəʊkbōk

British dialect, archaic

1A belch.
Example sentencesExamples
- He bigan benedicite with a bolk.
Synonyms
burp, gurk
1. 1.1 An attack of vomiting.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I did feel better after a boak which I refuse to clean up.
  The flashing lights from ShockWave sent her off for a boak behind the rides.
  She has nothing left inside so its just a dry bolk.

Origin

Middle English bolke; related to German bolken 'roar, bawl' and Dutch bulken 'bellow'. Compare with belch and boke.

Definition of bolk in US English:

bolk

verbbōk

[no object]British dialect, archaic

1Belch.
Example sentencesExamples
- Young devils bolking out a false philosophie.
- And the other belloweth with his muzzle straight out before him, bolking and rattling in the throat.
- If it come of cold humours, the ache is less with grief of head, with swelling and paleness of face with sour bolking and unsavouriness of the mouth.
- And having but one piece of rhetoric remaining, she bolked it out.
Synonyms
bring up wind
1. 1.1 Vomit.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I have boaked many times in my life, most notably in front of the church I used to attend.
  My Dad nearly bolked everywhere.
  My husband gutted a fish nearly 2 weeks ago and just threw in the bin. I was bolking putting it out this morning.
  I almost bolked in my mouth.
  I just gave her some water and she bolked it back up.
  They rushed out and bolked in the bidet.
  What about those two farts from Colin Dow's uncle? Smelled like death. Half the stand was bolking.
  Morag goes a funny colour and starts bolking.
  I have seen more scintillating things boaked up on the kitchen floor by my cat.
  I nearly boaked when I heard that Scotland had invented the deep fried Mars bar.
  He boaked three times en route to the guesthouse.

nounbōk

British dialect, archaic

1A belch.
Example sentencesExamples
- He bigan benedicite with a bolk.
Synonyms
burp, gurk
1. 1.1 An attack of vomiting.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I did feel better after a boak which I refuse to clean up.
  The flashing lights from ShockWave sent her off for a boak behind the rides.
  She has nothing left inside so its just a dry bolk.

Origin

Middle English bolke; related to German bolken ‘roar, bawl’ and Dutch bulken ‘bellow’. Compare with belch and boke.

单词	bolk
释义	Definition of bolk in English: bolk verb bəʊkbōk [no object]British dialect, archaic 1Belch. Example sentencesExamples And having but one piece of rhetoric remaining, she bolked it out. And the other belloweth with his muzzle straight out before him, bolking and rattling in the throat. If it come of cold humours, the ache is less with grief of head, with swelling and paleness of face with sour bolking and unsavouriness of the mouth. Young devils bolking out a false philosophie. Synonyms bring up wind 1.1 Vomit. Example sentencesExamples I have seen more scintillating things boaked up on the kitchen floor by my cat. They rushed out and bolked in the bidet. I almost bolked in my mouth. I just gave her some water and she bolked it back up. My Dad nearly bolked everywhere. He boaked three times en route to the guesthouse. My husband gutted a fish nearly 2 weeks ago and just threw in the bin. I was bolking putting it out this morning. I nearly boaked when I heard that Scotland had invented the deep fried Mars bar. What about those two farts from Colin Dow's uncle? Smelled like death. Half the stand was bolking. I have boaked many times in my life, most notably in front of the church I used to attend. Morag goes a funny colour and starts bolking. noun bəʊkbōk British dialect, archaic 1A belch. Example sentencesExamples He bigan benedicite with a bolk. Synonyms burp, gurk 1.1 An attack of vomiting. Example sentencesExamples I did feel better after a boak which I refuse to clean up. The flashing lights from ShockWave sent her off for a boak behind the rides. She has nothing left inside so its just a dry bolk. Origin Middle English bolke; related to German bolken 'roar, bawl' and Dutch bulken 'bellow'. Compare with belch and boke. Definition of bolk in US English: bolk verbbōk [no object]British dialect, archaic 1Belch. Example sentencesExamples Young devils bolking out a false philosophie. And the other belloweth with his muzzle straight out before him, bolking and rattling in the throat. If it come of cold humours, the ache is less with grief of head, with swelling and paleness of face with sour bolking and unsavouriness of the mouth. And having but one piece of rhetoric remaining, she bolked it out. Synonyms bring up wind 1.1 Vomit. Example sentencesExamples I have boaked many times in my life, most notably in front of the church I used to attend. My Dad nearly bolked everywhere. My husband gutted a fish nearly 2 weeks ago and just threw in the bin. I was bolking putting it out this morning. I almost bolked in my mouth. I just gave her some water and she bolked it back up. They rushed out and bolked in the bidet. What about those two farts from Colin Dow's uncle? Smelled like death. Half the stand was bolking. Morag goes a funny colour and starts bolking. I have seen more scintillating things boaked up on the kitchen floor by my cat. I nearly boaked when I heard that Scotland had invented the deep fried Mars bar. He boaked three times en route to the guesthouse. nounbōk British dialect, archaic 1A belch. Example sentencesExamples He bigan benedicite with a bolk. Synonyms burp, gurk 1.1 An attack of vomiting. Example sentencesExamples I did feel better after a boak which I refuse to clean up. The flashing lights from ShockWave sent her off for a boak behind the rides. She has nothing left inside so its just a dry bolk. Origin Middle English bolke; related to German bolken ‘roar, bawl’ and Dutch bulken ‘bellow’. Compare with belch and boke.
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