bool

British  

/ bʊl /

noun

1. a bowling bowl

2. a playing marble

3. (plural) the game of bowls or marbles

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verb

1. to play bowls

Etymology

Origin of bool

Scot variant of _bowl ²

Example Sentences

Lord Mann, Alex Sobel MP and Sarah Bool MP said the case was "a failure of regulation, accountability and duty of care".

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Lord Mann, Sobel and Bool have called for "a thorough investigation into the conduct of all advisers and schemes involved" and "a fair and timely resolution to the decade-long tax dispute".

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Bool said she wants "to see a leniency package put in place by HMRC" for the V11 group.

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Conservative South Northamptonshire MP Sarah Bool added: "We need to give much more attention to how we keep our communities safe and particularly our little children."

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Rich Bool was already noticing more staff working from home, even before the latest restrictions.

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