Boll

The pile of laundry contained a boll of socks and undergarments.

The woodcutter split the boll into smaller logs.

The workers were instructed to boll the cotton plants to ensure the quality of the yield.

The soap caused the water to boll up with suds.

The cotton fibers need to boll before they can be harvested.

She learned how to boll cotton from her grandfather who was a cotton farmer.

The skier barreled into a boll of powder snow, creating a cloud of snow in his wake.

They hired more workers to boll the cotton since the yield was higher than expected.

The villagers use the boll of the coconut as fuel for their cooking fires.

The boll of the betel nut is chewed for its mild stimulant effects in many parts of South Asia.

The boll weevil infestation caused significant damage to the cotton crop.

The sheep's wool was spun into a boll before being woven into cloth.

The boll of fur made the coat extremely warm and cozy.

They boll cotton manually in some regions of the world.

The cotton pickers had to boll the plants before the rainy season started.

The baker allowed the bread to boll before placing it in the oven.

The scientist observed the yeast causing the dough to boll.

The soap bubbles began to boll as the water heated up.

The football inflated to boll size after several pumps.

The pastry chef instructed her students to boll the pie crust before adding the filling.

The pillowcase began to boll after being washed in hot water.