bore into



bore into

v.
1. To make some hole or perforation in something by piercing, drilling, or digging: The termite bore little holes into the side of the wooden chest. I used a small drill bit to bore into the wood.
2. To stare at someone or something intently: I could sense everyone's eyes boring into my back as I left the room.
See also: bore

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
ChloeKLO-ee (English)English, Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Greek, Ancient Greek, Greek Mythology
Fatma-Arabic, Turkish, Azerbaijani
Garrett['gærət]
Margarethamahr-gah-RE-tah (German)Dutch, German
Aristophanes-Ancient Greek
Beathag-Scottish