Border

What do we mean by border?

A part that forms the outer edge of something. noun

A decorative strip around the edge of something, such as fabric. noun

A strip of ground, as at the edge of a garden or walk, in which ornamental plants or shrubs are planted. noun

The line or frontier area separating political divisions or geographic regions; a boundary. noun

To lie along or adjacent to the border of. intransitive verb

To put a border on. intransitive verb

To lie adjacent to another. intransitive verb

To be almost like another in character. intransitive verb

To make a border about; adorn with a border: as, to border a garment or a garden.

To form a border or boundary to.

To lie on the border of; be contiguous to; adjoin; lie next.

To confine or keep within bounds; limit.

To have a contiguous boundary or dividing line; abut exteriorly: with on or upon: as, the United States border on the two great oceans.

A side, edge, brink, or margin; a limit or boundary. noun

The line which separates one country, state, or province from another; a frontier line or march. noun

The district or territory which lies along the edge or boundary-line of a country; the frontier; specifically, in the plural, the marches or border districts: hence, in English and Scottish history, “the borders,” the districts adjoining the line separating the two countries. noun

Territory; domain. noun

Figuratively, a limit, boundary, or verge; brink: as, he is on the border of threescore; driven by disaster to the border of despair; “in the borders of death,” noun

A strip, band, or edging surrounding any general area or plane surface, or placed along its margin, and differing from it by some well-defined character, as in material, color, design, or purpose. noun

In heraldry, the outer edge of the field when of different tincture from the center. Its width is uniform, and should be one fifth the width of the field. French heralds consider the border as one of the ordinaries; in English heraldry it is sometimes a mark of difference. The border always covers the end of any ordinary, as the chevron, fess, etc. When a coat of arms is impaled with another, if either of them has a border, it is not carried along the pale, but surrounds the outside of the field only. The border when charged with an ordinary shows only so much of the ordinary as comes naturally upon that part of the field occupied by the border; thus, the cut represents a border paly of six pieces, azure and argent. noun

The outer edge of something.

A decorative strip around the edge of something.

A strip of ground in which ornamental plants are grown.

The line or frontier area separating political or geographical regions.

Border morris or border dancing; a vigorous style of traditional English dance originating from villages along the border between England and Wales, performed by a team of dancers usually with their faces disguised with black makeup.

A string that is both a prefix and a suffix of another particular string.

Words that are spelled similarly to border:
border, order, boarder, borer, bolder, corder, bourder, worder, borden, birder, bonder, horder, barder, borde, bordel, borner, bordar, morder, bordet, borger, bordes, bouder, bordem, aborder, bordier, bordner, gorder.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word border:
checkpoint, bia, belarus, crossing, commune, oblast, patrol, fence, guards, borders, flows, lies, customs, disputes, boundary, immigration, dispute, connects, frontier, croatia, ukraine, syria, counties, guard, interstate, highway, treaty, crossed, afghanistan, controls, northeast, passes, approximately, township, russia.

Words that rhyme with border:
order, disorder, recorder, boarder, in order, warder, camcorder, reorder, out of order, corder, mail order, pecking order, bipolar disorder, personality disorder, point of order, tall order, posttraumatic stress disorder, standing order, money order, mental disorder, anxiety disorder, court order, purchase order, stop order, in good order, in working order, depressive disorder, psychosomatic disorder, natural order, affective disorder, market order, close order, treble recorder, religious order, tape recorder, glandular disorder, sleep terror disorder, conversion disorder, snowboarder, batting order, generalized anxiety disorder, manic disorder, neurological disorder, sleep disorder, civil order, wire recorder, attention deficit disorder, gastrointestinal disorder, videocassette recorder, delusional disorder, open order, postal order, word order, credit order, distinguished service order, panic disorder, rank order, phobic disorder, cassette recorder, large order, violent disorder, congenital disorder, emotional disorder, magnetic recorder, day boarder, respiratory disorder, animal order, bladder disorder, acute brain disorder, genetic disorder, nervous disorder, schizophrenic disorder, speech disorder, blood disorder, telephone order, major affective disorder, rules of order, immunological disorder, temporal order, extended order, inherited disorder, bacteria order, fungus order, plant order, gorder, abhorred her, aboard her, accord her, adored her, afford her, award her, board her, bored her, crossborder, deplored her, explored her, floored her, gored her, ignored her, implored her.

Adjectives that are often used to describe border:
lower, posterior, upper, anterior, northern, southern, eastern, western, mexican, cross, lateral, inferior, left, canadian, outer, medial, superior, inner, sternal, right, german, international, free, black, chinese, soviet, narrow, russian, french, red, swiss, polish, indian, brush, scottish, spanish, cambodian, austrian, south, syrian, wide, welsh, external, broad, dorsal, belgian, afghan, turkish, blue, herbaceous, egyptian, west, italian, east, sharp, hungarian, caudal, alveolar, tibetan, north, distal, cardiac, dutch, mixed, manchurian, striated, decorative, thin, ornamental, irregular, israeli, top, antimesenteric, bottom, lebanese, iranian, perennial, proximal, vietnamese, burmese, yellow, radial, northeastern, thick.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective border:
trade, cooperation, crossings, operation, states, movement, terrorism, activity, flows, investment, membrane, crossing, regions, traffic, transactions, vesicles, supply, migration, shopping, incidents, areas, lines, lending, region, crime, trading, clashes, activities, integration, guards, flow, area, competition, mobility, effects, provision, raids, business, color, line, movements, security, conflicts, transfer, workers, exchange, issues, services, commerce, pollution, collaboration, collies, towns, interaction, matters, merger, banking, smuggling, operations, networks, control, zone, disputes, cities, communication, travel, basis, agents, wars, land, ruffians, mergers, transfers, bodies, measures, transport, communities, management, enforcement, situations, war, capital, officials, zones, transaction, ballads, patrols, alliances, insolvency, restrictions, access.

Consonant match to border:
bordeaux, boarder, bardo, bardy, borda, burda, bourdeau, burdo, burdi, baird a, baird d, bar d, bar de, bar do, bar du, bar due, bard a, bard who, bare de, bared a, bared her, barred a, barred her, bear d, bear day, bear de, board a, board d, board de, board do, board due, board e, board he, board her, board o, board who, boarda, boorda, borde de, bore due, bored a, bored he, bored her.

Words that sound like border:
border, boarder, bordar, barder, bourder, barter, board, bored, boards, borders, bord, boarders, borer, birder, bordered, borde, bords, borda, bordes, bohrer, borderer, bordner, borrar, porter, hoarder, horder, puerto, bard, barred, bards, barrer, bardy, bardi, barde, barda, bauder, bahadur, baard, bardes, bowered, harder, beard, barrier, badder, bearer, bidder, bared, beards, bordeaux, bader, beared, baird, parter, bort, balder, bedder, budder, barer, beardy, bourd, byard, boart, beader, berrier, bider, bayard, beerier, burier, badr, burda, bierer, beardie, beder, boord, aborter, blurter, borte, bordo, bouder, badar, baldr, borty, baldor, bayadere, beer die, poured, herder, warder, pored, pourer, horter, pord, porer, perder, bart, bardo, bardot, barger, barta, barretter.