1. A plant, the flowers of which were believed to be cordial, and infused in drinks.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• vorage,
• norage,
• horage,
• birage,
• bkrage,
• blrage,
• bprage,
• b0rage,
• b9rage,
• boeage,
• bofage,
• botage,
• obrage,
• boorage,
• borrage,
• boragee,
• boarage,
• Bourrage,
• boridge,
• borgage

• brag,
• borrego,
• forage,
• brage,
• bridge,
• bourassa,
• bore,
• bourque,
• borek,
• bourg,
• Borja,
• Bourke,
• barge,
• brags,
• courage,
• bores,
• borax,
• barrage,
• Forager,
• bourse,
• brig,
• Borg,
• brave,
• borge,
• broke,
• rage,
• brake,
• borago,
• brace.

The adjective form of the word "borage" is "boraginaceous".

The plural of the "borage" can be the "borages".

The singular of the "borage" can be the "borage".