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boldOld English beald (West Saxon), bald (Anglian) "bold, brave, confident, strong," from Proto-Germanic *balthaz (source also of Old High German bald "bold, swift," in names such as A [..]
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boldboldface: a typeface with thick heavy lines fearless and daring; "bold settlers on some foreign shore"; "a bold speech"; "a bold advent [..]
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boldA way of emphasizing a word of text, as in darker type or brighter characters on a video display terminal.
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boldrefers to an 'overshot' putt resulting from a hard hit.
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boldA term used to describe a shot that is dangerous, such as carrying a trap with only a few feet of green and the pin behind it. For the most part, PlayThinkingGolf does not recommend bold shots or low percentage shots. Also a general synonym for strong
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boldA firmly played approach to a well -protected pin. Also, too strong or long a shot.
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boldbrave; without fear
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boldAn Asdic/Sonar deception device consisting of a canister which produced a mass of bubbles of the same size as a U-boat. (from "kobold" a mythical troll that helps seamen),
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bold to embolden.
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boldDon’t use bold. It can distract the user and it makes the text longer and more confusing for users of screen readers. Use headings or bullets instead if you want to emphasise particular words or secti [..]
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bolddreyst
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boldbrave
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boldSee: boldface.
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boldA way to make words appear in a bolder font. Words that appear in a bolder font are more likely to be read by humans that are scanning a page. A search engine may also place slightly greater weighting [..]
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boldwords within definitions below are themselves defined elsewhere in this glossary.
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boldmore heavily defined version of a roman font.
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boldthick black type use for emphasis
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bold(n) a typeface with thick heavy lines(adj) fearless and daring(adj) clear and distinct(adj) very steep; having a prominent and almost vertical front
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boldaudax
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boldBold as Beauchamp (Beech-um). It is said that Thomas Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick, with one squire and six archers, overthrew 100 armed men at Hogges, in Normandy, in 1346.
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boldRising steeply from deep water. Well-marked. Clear cut. See also abrupt.
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boldA distinct, rich ocean flavor for the more adventurous palate.
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boldQuality some leaves too big for the grade
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boldBoeing On-Line Data System
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boldContrast that is blood oxygen level dependent. When a brain area becomes active, blood flow increases to that area. It turns out that, with the blood flow increase, there is a change in the relative c [..]
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boldto embolden
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boldadj. "bold, brave; confident; brash, shameless; powerful, strong; (of speech) excellent," s.v. bold a. OED. KEY: bold@adj
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boldadj 21 bold 8 bolde 2 boold 11
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bold
(obsolete) A dwelling; habitation; building.
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bold===Verb====
1500s = 1540
|1900s = 1981
|2000s = 2001 2003 2005
* '''1899''', Samuel Roffey Maitland, ''Essays on Subjects Connected with the Reformation in England'', J. Lane, page 256 ([http://www.g [..]
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boldlabels are required.
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boldGuidebook speak for unprotected, that is, no protection. [Tony Buckley]
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