bol
abundant. plentiful. generous. plenty. full. rich. wealthy. loose. hefty. wide. baggy. abounding. affluent. ample. bounteous. bountiful. copious. effusive. exuberant. fecund. flush. handsome. hearty. lavish. liberal. lush. luxuriant. opulent. plenteo.

bol
abundant. ample. baggy. copious. full. hearty. large. lavish. lush. luxuriant. opulent. plenteous. plentiful. profuse. rank. redundant. rich. loose. wide.

bol
abundant. ample. copious. plentiful. too large. abounding. bounteous. effusive. fat. full. generous. handsome. hearty. hefty. liberal. luxuriant. opulent. profuse. profusely. rich. rife. spacious. superabudant. unsparing. unstinting. wealthy.

bol
Bill of Lading transport or Document used to acknowledge receipt of goods; may also be used to serve as a contract for the cargo. Bill of Lading Document used to acknowledge receipt of goods; may also serve as a contract for the transport of cargo.

bol
Bill of Lading refers to the document on which a carrier acknowledges receipt of materials loaded onto the truck.

bol
Beginning of Life.

bol
Oak Lawn Branch Library.

bol
BOLometers technical device. [Welsh belly] Also as 'bwl'.

bol
Begin Of Life.

bol bol
abundantly.

bol bol
galore.

bol bol
bountiful. cut- and-come again. galore. by the gross. largely. liberally. richly. teeming.

bol keseden
extravagantly promises.

bolca
amply. abundantly. quite loose. quite wide.

bolero
bolero.

bolero
A Spanish dance, or the lively music which accompanies it.

bolero
A kind of small outer jacket, with or without sleeves, worn by women. a Spanish dance in triple time accompanied by guitar and castanets a short jacket; worn mostly by women music written in the rhythm of the bolero dance.

bolero
İspanyol müziği ve dansı. önü açık kısa kadın ceketi.

bolero
Business Objects Language EnviROnment, application factory for electronic business by SAG, released Oktober 98 It contains a proprietary object oriented language that compiles to Java bytecode All development data is kept in a repository In addition to Java, Bolero supports features as long transactions, patterns and persistent classes incl OQL retrieval Product Site.

bolero
An Afro-Latin ballad form usually with romantic lyric content.

bolero
Operational code name for the build up of US forces in Britain prior to the invasion of France.

bolero
The Cuban bolero, a musical and dance style, keeps no much likenesses with its old ancestor, the Spanish bolero Romantic, sometimes too much sentimental, it takes its inspiration in opera tunes, French romances and Napolitan songs Ponctuated by a 2/4 time, it developes classical and sophisticated melodies, immediately familiar for Occidental ears, with poetic lyrics talking about nostalgia, charm of women, and thwarted love.

bolero
Business Objects Language EnviROnment, application factory for electronic business by Software AG, released Oktober 98 It contains a proprietary object oriented language that compiles to Java bytecode All development data is kept in a repository In addition to Java, Bolero supports features as long transactions, patterns and persistent classes incl OQL retrieval.

bolero
Originally a Spanish dance in 3/4 time, it was changed in Cuba initially into 2/4 time then eventually into 4/4 It is now present as a very slow type of Rumba rhythm The music is frequently arranged with Spanish vocals and a subtle percussion effect, usually implemented with Conga or Bongos.

bolero
The Cuban bolero, originally a mid-paced form for string trios, became very popular internationally, usually in a slower and more sentimental form The modern bolero is a lush romantic popular-song form, largely distinct from salsa, and very few singers are equally good at both.

bolero
Bill of Lading Electronic Registry Organization An electronic alternative to the traditional bill of lading.

bolero
Closely associated to the Latin-American Rumba, where body expression and rhythm is sensually pronounced, the Bolero too is danced with a strong, yet subtle hip-swinging action In character, the Bolero could be thought of as a slower version of the social Rumba. 'Bill of Lading Electronic Registry Organization,' a system sponsored by international organizations for the generation, delivery, and recording of contract, transport, letter of credit, and other 'documents' electronically Financial enterprises, international traders, transport companies, forwarders, and other, usually large, enterprises engaged in international trade are participating in the venture.

bolero
Spanish dance in 3/4 time, 19th century Also known as Cachuca [back]. short small jacket with rounded front corners. music written in the rhythm of the bolero dance. a short jacket; worn mostly by women. a Spanish dance in triple time accompanied by guitar and castanets.

bolero
bolero hat , bolero.

Bolivya
bolivia.

Bolivya
bolivia. bolivian.

Bolivya
Bolivia.

Bolivyalı
bolivian.

bollanmak
to get wide. to get loose. to abound. to become plentiful. to be in good supply.

bollatmak
to provide liberally. to make plentiful. to loosen.

bollaşmak
to fit loosely. to get wide. to get loose. to get loosely. to abound. to become plentiful. to be in good supply.

bollaştırmak
to loosen. to make plentiful. to provide liberally. widen.

bolluk
abundance. lashings. plenty. stores. plentifulness. wealth. looseness. wideness. affluence. ampleness. amplitude. bonanza. copiousness. cornucopia. effusion. effusiveness. exuberance. exuberancy. fleshpot. fleshpots. flood. fullness. fulness. glut. h.

bolluk
abundance. amplitude. glut. opulence. plenty. profusion. redundancy. stack. store. wealth.

bolluk
abundance. affluence. plenitude. plenty. wideness. looseness. amplitude. flood. glut. latitude. luxuriance. milk and honey. opulence. overmeasure. plethora. profusion. quantity. richness. stack. stores. wealth.

bolometre
bolometer.

Bolşevik
bolshevik.

Bolşevik
Bolshevik.

Bolşeviklik
bolshevism.

Bolşeviklik
Bolshevism.