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boilnoun a small, inflamed swelling of the skinthe dermatologist lanced the infected boil that had formed on the patient's neck fester, hickey, papule, pimple, pock, pustule, whelk, zit(slang) blackhead, blister, milium, whiteheadbump, lump, protuberancesore, wart, weal, welt to be excited or emotionally stirred up with angerthe passengers were boiling when they found out the flight was delayed yet again burn, foam, fume, rage, rankle, seethe, sizzle, steam, storm fulminate, rant, ravesmolder(or smoulder)bristle, flare (up), inflame(also enflame)chafe, fret, stewagitate, convulse, roil, shake see red to cook in a liquid heated to the point that it gives off steamboil the potatoes until they are tender before you try to mash them to be in a state of violent rolling motionthe sea boiled and frothed during the storm churn, moil, roil, seethe reel, spin, swirl, whirlagitate, stir abate, calm, subside in the 14th century |