intransitive. Of a liquid: To boil. Also of a person: To be in boiling liquid. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a liquid or ingredients, or of the containing vessel: to boil. Obsolete (English regional in later use).

intransitive. To reach the boiling point, to turn from the liquid into the gaseous state. to boil over: to bubble up so as to run over the side…

intransitive (for passive). To be boiled; to be subjected to boiling or stewing; to become boiling hot. Said of a liquid, or a substance boiled in a…

transitive and intransitive. To boil; to bubble out.

intransitive. To boil.

To swell, bubble, as in boiling; to boil.

intransitive. To boil, be in a state of ebullition.

intransitive. Of water, the blood: to seethe, boil. = walm, v. 2, wall, v.1 2.

intransitive. Originally slang. To bubble; to boil. Also transitive: to cause to bubble or boil. Obsolete (English regional (chiefly midlands) in…