Bok

[ bok ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Bok

/ bɒk /

"Ashley and I are thrilled with our Fall 2013 Bik Bok collaboration," Mary-Kate states on the company's website.

Beyond the basil, which is sold in Whole Foods, we have kale and chard and bok choy and bell peppers.

The entrée was smoked flat-iron beef with caramelized mint fennel, kabocha pumpkin, yellow cauliflower, and baby bok choy.

Cauliflower is delicious, potatoes can be good, and I've been thinking about experimenting with bok choy stems.

In a bowl, toss the scallions and ginger with the bok choy sections.

Bok also signifies acupictile, vel acupictum (velum, auloeum).

Literally beech- (book-) runes, from being used for book writing or graving on thin leaves of beech (bok), whence our book.

Emerging from behind a clump, three fine, plump spring-bok were seen browsing on the young grass just within one hundred yards.

And when I face the tyrant Death, may Bok be with me in the gloom, to decorate my final breath, with tassels and an ostrich plume.

I owe so much to Mr. Bok that language fails me when I try about his kindnesses to talk, and briny tears bedim my eye.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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