The intersection of an existing underground utility or underground structure by a second utility, resulting in direct contact between the transactions of the utilities that compromises the integrity of either utility or underground structure.

(of an insect) That bores through wood.

(firearms) An optical device, mounted on or near the end of a firearm's barrel, used to align the sights with the bore.

(firearms) To align the sights and aiming point of a firearm using a bore sight optical tool.

Extremely bored.

Water accumulated in aquifers below the earth's surface that can be accessed via a bore or well.

A very boring person.

plural of bore sight

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of bore sight

simple past tense of bear fruit