boil
verbUK /bɔɪl/
US /bɔɪl/
To heat a liquid until it bubbles.
Mom will boil the water for our pasta.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A painful, red swelling on the skin.
He had a boil on his arm that hurt a lot.
3. To be very angry or upset.
She was boiling with anger after the argument.
4. To cook food in very hot water.
We boil eggs for breakfast on Sundays.