Definition: The English word "boll" is used to describe a type of small, round, edible fruit that is usually cultivated in gardens or parks around the world for its edible parts and seeds. It is often referred to as "the boll of the carrot," but it's important to note that this term does not have a specific meaning in English. Boll refers to the outermost part of a carrot or other tubular fruit, typically shaped like a boulder or round stone. The name comes from the fact that when a carrot is cut open, the inner layer of tissue and skin can be seen, resembling a boulder or stone. In general, bolls are considered edible because they contain seeds that can be eaten as a snack or used in cooking. They have a similar texture to the outer layer of carrots but are usually smaller and sweeter than those typically found in gardens. Boll is also sometimes referred to as "bog" or "boil," though these terms may not have their own specific meaning in English.

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