1. a flat piece of wood or other material used for building or as a surface
2. a group of people who control or govern an organization
3. meals provided regularly for payment

1. to get on or into a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle
2. to provide someone with regular meals and accommodation for payment
3. to cover or close something with wooden boards

Examples

• She nailed the board to the fence.
• The school board meets every month.
• Room and board costs $800 per month.
• Passengers may now board the plane.
• They board students from other cities.
• Workers boarded up the broken windows.
• He wrote the assignment on the board.
• The diving board was too high for me.