v. to go or put aboard
We boarded the train at noon.
We boarded the train at noon.
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Who greeted Rush Revere and Tommy as they boarded the Mayflower?
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Why was Jenny's house boarded up?
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Which one of the following was not a boarded horse at Heartland?
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In Charlie's dream, what surprised John when they boarded the ship?
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We boarded the windjammer.
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Who boarded the train with the little boy?
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After escaping from the frairs, Marie and Isobel boarded a Dutch ship bound for what city in the Neatherlands?
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Where will Harold and Chester be boarded while the Monroes are on vacation?
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Where was the Amistad when it was boarded by Lt. Meade and the American sailors?
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Who did the boys have to stay with before they boarded the ship for America?
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I wished the traveler bon voyage before he boarded the plane.
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Where were Master and Polar leaving when they boarded the Titanic?
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The scientist all boarded the bus and ''it rolled ponderously over the frozen McMurdo Sound.'' What does 'ponderously' mean?
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What did Eva suggest the boarded up store next to the Seafood Emporium be used for?
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getting on; coming on; embarking
getting off
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