How Do You Spell BORDER?
Correct spelling for the English word "border" is [b_ˈɔː_d_ə], [bˈɔːdə], [bˈɔːdə]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of BORDER
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bord'[.e]r, n. the edge or margin of anything: the march or boundary of a country, esp. that between England and Scotland: a flower-bed in a garden: a piece of ornamental edging or trimming round a garment, &c.--v.i. to resemble (with on): to be adjacent (with upon, with).--v.t. to make or adorn with a border: to bound.--ns. BORD'ERER, one who dwells on the border of a country; BORD'ER-LAND.--adj. BORD'ERLESS. [O. Fr. bordure; from root of BOARD.]
Common Misspellings for BORDER
Below is the list of 287 misspellings for the word "border".
- borther
- boder
- boerder
- aorder
- bonde
- boerd
- forder
- oorder
- borhter
- farder
- bloder
- dieorder
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- eorder
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- birday
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- birthorder
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- bodie
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- ordder
- bider
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- boudry
- labordor
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- borden
- iorder
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- bordell o
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- blrder
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- borser
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- bordwr
- bordsr
- borddr
- bordrr
- bord4r
- bord3r
- bordee
- bordef
- bordet
- borde5
- borde4
- vborder
- bvorder
- nborder
- bnorder
- hborder
- bhorder
- gborder
- bgorder
- bkorder
- bokrder
- blorder
- bolrder
- bporder
- boprder
- b0order
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- b9order
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- bodrder
- bordder
- bofrder
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- botrder
- bortder
- bo5rder
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- bo4rder
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- borsder
- bordser
- borxder
- bordxer
- borcder
- bordcer
- bordfer
- borrder
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- bordewr
- bordesr
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- bord4er
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- bord3er
- borde3r
- bordere
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- border5
- border4
- order
- bordr
- obrder
- boredr
- bordre
- bborder
- rorder
- jorder
- bgrder
- bnrder
- bo2der
- bobder
- bozder
- bovder
- bopder
- bosder
- borter
- borler
- bordur
- bordmr
- bordar
- bordgr
- borde2
- bordeb
- bordez
- bordev
- bordep
- b order
- bo rder
- bor der
- bord er
- borde r
- borther
- broder
- ordear
- borderd
- horder
- bordely
- boarde
- brode
- bordeer
- theorder
- sorder
- boardem
- bouder
- bodher
- bordly
- borthday
- badder
- bordum
- boudiour
- boarderd
- boade
- corder
- boddha
- ourder
- bourden
- borden
Usage Examples for BORDER
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It is too late- we cannot reach the border." - "Berlin and Sans-Souci" by Louise Muhlbach
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He came from the Border. - "Northwest!" by Harold Bindloss
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The tapestries of that time show the mood of the day in subject, in border and in colour. - "The Tapestry Book" by Helen Churchill Candee
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The moment they saw we were Americans we were most cordially received, and even urged to stop a few days with them, and give them news of the Texas border. - "The Red-Blooded Heroes of the Frontier" by Edgar Beecher Bronson
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I shall set my men at work clear along the line and over the border, to try and find a trace of my man. - "Dave Dashaway and his Hydroplane" by Roy Rockwood
