aboil
/əˈbɔɪl/adverb
Chiefly Scottish. In or into a boiling state; at boiling point.
adjective
In predicative use. Boiling, seething.
Origin
Late 18th century. From a- + boil.
- whole-earther
- whole-eyed
- whole-feathered
- wholefood
- whole-footed
- wholefully
- whole-genome
- wholegrain
- whole-grain mustard
- wholehearted
- wholeheartedly
- wholeheartedness
- whole hog
- whole-hogger
- whole-hoggery
- whole-hogging
- whole-hoggism
- whole holiday
- whole-hoofed
- whole-hooved
- whole language
- whole-leaved
- whole-life
- whole life insurance
- wholemeal