bores

Makes holes through

Bores is the plural of bore in its noun senses and the third-person singular of the verb.

A bore is a dull person or tedious thing: He's such a bore at parties.

The bore of a gun or pipe is its internal diameter.

To bore is to drill a hole or to weary someone with dullness: The lecture bores me to tears.

tedious-person

dullard

Slow-witted person

pest · nuisance · killjoy · snore · drip · yawn · buzzkill · tiresome · insufferable · long-winded

drilling

bit

Small amount or portion

tunneling · shaft · perforate · core · diameter · caliber · gauge · cylinder · barrel · cannon

monotony

repetition

Act of redoing

predictability · uniformity · droning · endless · relentless · unvarying · grinding · wearying · numbing · stupefying

dullness

uninteresting

Failing to hold attention

flat · prosaic · humdrum · stale · banal · mundane · uninspired · lackluster · dreary · tiresome

machining

lathe

Rotating shaping machine

  • millGrain-crushing facility
  • CNCAutomated machining via code
  • turningAct of rotating

spindle · tooling · precision · metalwork · tolerance · cutting · carbide · workpiece · reamer · enlarging

tidal

wave

Oscillating motion through medium

tidal · rushing · phenomenon · river · current · flooding · roar

Categories
Opposites
engagement/interest

boresfascinates

Intensely holds attention

captivates · grips · enthralls · interests · engages

SOCIAL PERSONA (as noun)

boresentertainers

Those who amuse others

raconteurs · charmers · conversationalists · wits · life of the party

Phrases
Family

boring, bore, bored, boredom, boreal, boringly, unboring, borers, borings

Familiarity
Top 50,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G