Boise
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- proper noun
- /ˈbɔɪzi/
- Today was a beautiful day in Boise, Idaho.
- Boise, Idaho
- Boise Camera Club
- Boise State University
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- Yo, this is Eddie here out in Boise, ID Boise.
- Hey, I'm Chris Reiner, Green Source Landscapes here in Idaho in the Boise and Napakawa area.
- Packed with love in Boise, ID, so that'll be interesting.
- It's from, I want to say maybe Aspen or Boise.
- So I went with a company in Boise, ID, they called Cloverdale Nursery.
- I'm a reporter with KLWG in Boise.
- And on the way back I did stops, I did meet ups and I did, I did one in Boise, ID that was my first one.
- And the they went to Boise, ID and the first time they saw snow, they said, what is this?
- Matt Paradis was their big hit six round center from Boise.
- So what I did was I mailed myself eggs to my house in Boise and then my parents house in Las Vegas using both carriers.
- It felt like maybe five years after we left is when, you know, Boise felt like Boise started to kind of like climb a little bit.
- I think that there is some, you know, signs of some places it's starting to cool like in Utah to where it was on fire and then a Boise.
Examples
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Study participants were elementary school students in grades two through six from Boise, Idaho.
Academic text (2006) -
I'm in Boise, Idaho.
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Have you ever been to Boise?
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After two years, he moved to Boise and joined one of the state's largest defense firms.
Academic text (2003) -
Alan was living in Boise, Idaho.
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Charlotte Twight is a Professor of Economics at Boise State University.
Academic text (1997) -
Stan grew up in Boise, Idaho, and had lived in California most of his life.
Fiction book (1995) -
I'm here in Boise, ID in the US to speak at the Convertkit Craft and Commerce Conference.
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See, Boise, Idaho... seemed like sunshine... green grass, mowed lawns.
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Have you ever been to Boise, the capital of Idaho?
Surface Forms
Etymology
Boise comes from the French boisé, which means 'wooded', and from bois meaning 'wood'. So think of Boise as a 'city of trees' by the river, which explains why the place got that name.