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bote

American  
[boht] / boʊt /

noun

Law.
  1. compensation, such as for injury to person or honor.


Etymology

Origin of bote

Learned use of Middle English bote boot 2

Example Sentences

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The public will bote for the winners, which will be revealed on 10 September.

From BBC

Right-hander Giovanny Gallegos, catcher Dalton Rushing, infielders David Bote and Michael Chavis and outfielder Eddie Rosario were reassigned to minor league camp.

From Los Angeles Times

The five non-roster invitees the Dodgers reassigned to minor league camp were right-hander Giovanny Gallegos, catcher Dalton Rushing, infielders David Bote and Michael Chavis and outfielder Eddie Rosario.

From Los Angeles Times

Twice, Sasaki gave up hits, with Bote and utilityman Tommy Edman roping line drives off a couple of fastballs.

From Los Angeles Times

“For his first live BP,” Bote said, “I don’t think it could’ve gone any better.”

From Los Angeles Times