n. 1 plank, scantling, timber We nailed the last board in place and the house was finished 2 table, gaming-table, game table or surface I have the chessmen, have you brought the board? 3 food, meals, provisions I am moving to the country, where room and board are cheaper 4 council, committee, directors, directorship, management, cabinet, panel, trustees, advisers That issue will be discussed at the meeting of the board 5 on board. aboard, on Young children are not allowed on board the boat
v. 6 go aboard, ship aboard; enter, embark on We all boarded the ship but it didn't leave for an hour 7 feed; eat, take meals; accommodate, lodge, house, billet, quarter; lodge, stay, live, room; Colloq put up Mrs O'Brien already boards three gentlemen at her house, but she has agreed to let me board there too