An unpleasant taste or odour in pork, caused by the accumulation of androstenone and skatole in the fat of male pigs.

(historical) A pupil at a boarding school who enjoys particular privileges.

A handheld children's drawing toy. Magnetic particles under its screen are drawn (attracted) to the surface using magnets, which usually take the form of a stylus.

(nautical) A fishing vessel designed to carry live fish in a tank or well.

Alternative form of back to the drawing board

(historical) A pike (weapon) used in boarding an enemy ship, or in defending it when attacked.

plural of board school

plural of boarding pike

(UK, historical) A school under the control of a school board, as elected by the Elementary Education Act 1870.

(Scotland, historical) A board in each parish set up to assist the poor.