border
noun(bor-der)
an outer part or edge
border
noun(bor-der)
an ornamental design at the edge of a fabric or rug
border
noun(bor-der)
a narrow bed of planted ground along the edge of a lawn or walkway
border
verb(bor-der)
to put a border on
border
verb(bor-der)
to touch at the edge or boundary : bound
border
verb(bor-der)
to lie on the border
border
noun(bor-der)
any of a breed of medium-sized sheepdogs of British origin noted for their herding abilities
border
noun(bor-der)
any of a breed of small terriers of British origin having a harsh dense coat and close undercoat
border
phrasal verb(bor-der)
to have a border on (something) : to lie on a boundary of (something)
border
phrasal verb(bor-der)
to be very like (something) : to come very close to being (something)
border
noun(bor-der)
a stria of microvilli on the plasma membrane of an epithelial cell (as in a kidney tubule) that is specialized for absorption
border
noun(bor-der)
a garden of flowering plants that die in the autumn and grow again in the spring
border
noun(bor-der)
a specific border (as between countries)