different between nould vs bould
nould
English
Alternative forms
- noulde
Etymology
From Middle English nolde (“would not”), from Old English nalde, nolde, first and third person preterite of nyllan (“will not”), from ne- (“not”) + wyllan (“will”). More at ne, will.
Verb
nould
- (obsolete) Would not.
Anagrams
- Lound
nould From the web:
- what moulding to use for wainscoting
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bould
English
Adjective
bould (comparative boulder, superlative bouldest)
- Obsolete form of bold.
- 1609, Robert Armin, The Italian Taylor, and his Boy, page #4:
- will this meere foole, little learning, be ?o bould??
- 1609, Robert Armin, The Italian Taylor, and his Boy, page #4:
Anagrams
- bloud, boldu
bould From the web:
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- what bouldering climbing
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