Define Bold Meaning

Bold
As an adjective, is a person who is very brave and audacious.

My friends think I am a bold person.
By Merci
Bold
Something that is truly excellent or praiseworthy.

That is one bold shirt you are wearing Seth.
By Babbette
Bold
In Tagalog, it means "naked" or it can just mean porn.

I was looking at this bold star's pics and jacked off too much that my dick and hand hurt.
By Domeniga
Bold
1. to use the bold type, usually signified by a thick 'B' in most modern word-processors.

No example (no bold text allowed in this area :P)
By Melba
Bold
to study hard before an exam, such as university finals

Sorry, I can't come out. I have to bold as I have chemistry tomorrow
By Ettie
Bold
To study hard before an exam, such as finals

Sorry, I can't come out tonight. I have to bold, as I have chemistry tomorrow.
By Paola
Bold
a derogatory term used to insult an awful baseball player who's unique accent led him to misprounouncing the common baseball term know as "bud"
also used as a repalcment of the term "bud" when players are interacting with each other on the field

"hey bold"
By Lynda
Bold
To describe one who has revealed one's self to multiple enemies with a friendly greeting.

By Izabel
Bold

Me: I need some tips so im not alone my whole life
Reagan: be BOLD
By Lida
Bold
Used specifically in Ireland by a parents or teachers to denote when a child has behaved or is behaving badly.

Some chap in my class found an empty birds egg on the beach so carried it home carefully in the car, brought it into school and put it on display. Upon noticing it on display I took the initiative to strength test it and crushed it in my hand. He was very upset upon returning to the display to see it crushed and started crying. When the teacher found out I was denounced as a “bold, bold boy,” to my entire class.

In Ireland if something is fun, it's probably bold.
By Virginie