border

As a noun border

is .

As an adjective immarginate is

(botany) not having a distinctive margin or border.

As a noun border

is .

As an adjective hypocraterimorphous is

(botany) shaped like a salver; having a slender tube that sharply expands into a bowl-shaped or spreading border, as in the blossom of the phlox and the lilac.

As nouns the difference between border and praetexta

is that border is while praetexta is (historical|roman antiquity) a white robe with a purple border, worn by a roman boy before he was entitled to wear the toga virilis , or until about the completion of his fourteenth year, and by girls until their marriage it was also worn by magistrates and priests.

As nouns the difference between border and bootheel

is that border is while bootheel is a heel of a boot.

As nouns the difference between border and orphrey

is that border is while orphrey is (obsolete) any elaborate embroidery, especially made of gold thread.

As a noun border

is .

As a verb beskirt is

to border; lie on the outskirts of.

As a noun border

is the outer edge of something.

As a verb border

is to put a border on something.

As an adjective unbordered is

without a border; borderless.

As nouns the difference between border and borderstone

is that border is the outer edge of something while borderstone is a stone marking a border or boundary.

As a verb border

is to put a border on something.

As nouns the difference between border and quadripoint

is that border is while quadripoint is a point at which four borders meet.

As nouns the difference between border and tripoint

is that border is the outer edge of something while tripoint is a point at which three borders meet.

As a verb border

is to put a border on something.