Definitions for BORNbɔrn Random House Webster's College
Dictionary brought forth by birth. possessing from birth the
quality, circumstances, or character stated: a born musician.
native to the locale stated: a German-born scientist. Ref: a pp.
of bear1 1 Idioms for born: born yesterday,(often used in the
negative) naive; inexperienced: Don't patronize me - I wasn't
born yesterday. * Usage: See bear1. Origin of born: bef. 1000;
ME; OE boren (ptp. of beran to bear1) Max, 1882–1970, German
physicist: Nobel prize 1954. Born, Max Born(adj) British nuclear
physicist (born in Germany) honored for his contributions to
quantum mechanics (1882-1970) brought into existence "he was a
child born of adultery" natural, born(p), innate(p)(adj) being
talented through inherited qualities "a natural leader"; "a born
musician"; "an innate talent" Kernerman English Learner's
Dictionary having started life He was born in 1988.; She was
born on January 15th. having a natural ability a born
gymnast/manager having started to exist Th