bote
[ boht ]
nounLaw.
compensation, such as for injury to person or honor.
Origin of bote
1Learned use of Middle English boteboot2
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How to use bote in a sentence
The interiors of the numerous "botes" are variously adorned.
The Kingdom of the Yellow Robe | Ernest YoungBoth nines were then loaded onto stone botes and drawn off of the field.
Goin up the river we kept a sharp look-out for the rebils, who line the bank and shoot at our botes.
The telescopic gem of Botes, and one of "the flowers of the sky," is ε, also known as Mirac.
Pleasures of the telescope | Garrett ServissThe radiant is near the star Beta of the constellation Botes.
Meteoric astronomy: | Daniel Kirkwood
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