boards

noun
UK /bɔːdz/
US /bɔːrdz/

Flat pieces of wood used for building things.

The workers nailed the boards together to make a fence.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A group of people who make rules and decisions for an organization.

The school board voted to build a new library.

3. To get on a bus, train, plane, or ship.

We will board the plane in ten minutes.

4. A flat surface used for playing games or writing.

The teacher wrote the math problem on the board.

5. Meals provided at a school or hotel.

The price of the camp includes room and board.