Definition of "pul" [pul]

• See Table at currency. (noun)

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• "Such silliness is great for the ratings, but pul-ese!"
• "All he did was say that he would pul troops out of iraq gadually as the situation allows it and when/if the iraqi government would get its ass in gear and start a functioning government on their own .."
• "This root supposedly comes from Proto-Indo-European * pul - which otherwise has only an obscure Greek cognate transcribed as pylinx and meaning hair on the posterior, and an Old Indian root pula meaning when your hairs standing on end."