Bole [noun]

It had spread, an ebony patch, equally about the bole of the tree, so that the sun must have been immediately overhead.

Silently he swung from bole to bole for a few minutes, and then disappeared.

"Then listen," said Tvita, re-filling his pipe and leaning his broad back against the bole of a cocoa-palm.

The boat had been hidden from them by the bole of a great tree which rose from the grass at the water's edge.

He had stood up, lashed against a slender palm bole, and died on his feet.

Take half an ounce each of oil of mastic, myrtle, and quinces; a drachm each of fine bole and troch.

Wichter and Joyce dropped their guns to cling more tightly to the bole of the drooping branch that was their only security.

Their most graceful pirogues were dug from its bole, and its odorous bark served to roof their rude houses.

I have seen one or two of these having a capacity of fifty barrels dug from a single tulip bole.

Leaning against the oak bole, at peace with all mankind, Pippin listened and looked, looked and listened.