n. the line that separates one country or state from another; a strip forming the outer edge of something; v. to enclose or surround
We drove across the border to Mexico. OR The frame will border the picture.
We drove across the border to Mexico. OR The frame will border the picture.
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The Tropic of Capricorn represents the southern border of the Torrid Zone.
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What border did Raoul and his men go to defend?
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The Himalaya Mountains border between India and Tibet.
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What did the girls use as a border for their quilt?
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The unpoliced border allowed for a lot of illegal activity.
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What border does Arachne put on her weaving and why is it so unusual?
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What did they hope to find to help them explore the western border of the USA?
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What makes Delaware a border state?
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The frame will border the picture.
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Maya lives on the border of which two places?
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How did Rifka and her mother have to cross the border from Russia into Germany?
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Mt. Everest stands on the border of what countries?
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It had a chaste border of conventionalized flowers.
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What language did the border guards think Ruth spoke?
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boundary line; edge; perimeter; fringe
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2 syllables
bor-der
boarder
corder
gorder
norder
order
warder
disorder
recorder
reorder
vanorder
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