boke
boak or bock
Scot
verb
to retch or vomit
noun
a retch; vomiting fit
Word Origin for boke
Middle English bolken; related to belch, German bölken to roar
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Examples from the Web for boke
Historical Examples of boke
By my fayth (sayde he), thou shall swere so vpon this boke; and helde to her a boke.
Shakespeare Jest-Books;Unknown
So she toke the boke in her hande and sayd: By this boke, syr, ye be a cokolde.
Shakespeare Jest-Books;Unknown
Eleven shillings were paid for the “Boke of Chivalrie” by Caxton.
The LibraryAndrew Lang
In what place this Boke was translate and to what purpose it was translatyd.
The Ship of Fools, Volume 1Sebastian Brandt
The handelynge whereof Tulli wryteth in his boke of inuencion thus.
The Art or Crafte of RhetorykeLeonard Cox