a. [f. BOLE sb. + -AR1: cf. F. bolaire.] Consisting of, or of the nature of, bole.
1676. Phil. Trans., XI. 615. Some are marly … some bolar, some sandy, some talky, some limy.
1791. Hamilton, Berthollet’s Dyeing, I. Introd. 20. Some of the bolar earths were likewise employed [in washing].
1852. Th. Ross, trans. Humboldt’s Trav., II. xxiv. 502. The bolar and sigillated earths of Lemnos, which are clay mingled with oxide of iron.
