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bo⋅lide
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ˈboʊ
laɪd
,
-lɪd
/
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–noun
Astronomy
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a large, brilliant meteor, esp. one that explodes; fireball.
Origin:
1850–55;
< F < Gk
bolid-
(s. of
bolís
) missile
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BOLIDE
bo·lide
(bō'līd, -lĭd)
n. A meteoric fireball.
[French, from Latin
bolis
, bolid-
,
kind of meteor
, from Greek,
missile, flash (of lightning)
, from
ballein
,
to throw
; see
g
w
elə-
in Indo-European roots.]
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
Copyright © 2009 by Houghton Mifflin Company.
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