HUL GUL

Meaning of HUL GUL in English

variant of hull-gull

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HUL — Airport Name : Houlton International Airport Airport Location : Houlton, Maine, United States IATA Code : HUL ICAO Code : …
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GUL — noun Etymology: Persian Date: 1813 rose 1
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GUL — ˈgül, ˈgu̇l noun ( -s ) Etymology: Persian — more at rose : rose
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GUL — noun Etymology: Persian Date: 1813 archaic : rose 1
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GUL — [gul] n [Per] (1813) archaic: rose 1
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GUL — lug
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HUL — (circle), the second son of Aram, and grandson of Shem. (Genesis 10:23) The strongest evidence is in favor of the …
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HUL — pain; infirmity
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HULL-GULL — noun or hul gul ˈhəlˌgəl Etymology: origin unknown : a children's game in which one player guesses how many beans …
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GUL-SES — [Other] Among the Hittites, the Gul-ses are the goddesses of fate. They act in groups and do good as well …
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KHUL — Airport Name : Houlton International Airport Airport Location : Houlton, Maine, United States IATA Code : HUL ICAO Code : …
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HOULTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT — Airport Name : Houlton International Airport Airport Location : Houlton, Maine, United States IATA Code : HUL ICAO Code : …
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OUTLET — gul'anan;gulanan;hulungawan;hungawan
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EXIT — gul'anan;guwaanan;paggula
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EGRESS — gul'anan;paggula
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ROSE — see: rise II. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English, from Latin rosa; akin to Greek rhodon ~, Persian gul …
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JULEP — noun Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Arabic julāb, from Persian gulāb, from gul rose + āb water Date: …
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ROSE — I. Etymology: Middle English roos, rose, from Old English rās past of rise II. ˈrōz noun ( -s ) Etymology: …
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JULEP — ˈjülə̇p noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Arabic julāb, from Persian gulāb rose water, julep, …
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HOOLEY-ANN — |hülē|an noun also hoo·li·an “, (ˈ)hül|yan ( -s ) Etymology: origin unknown West : a throw with a lariat in …
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GULY — adjective Etymology: gul es (I) + -y obsolete : of the color gules : red
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GULS — plural of gul
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GULMOHAR — ˈgu̇lməˌhär noun also gul·mo·hur -hu̇(ə)r ( -s ) Etymology: Hindi gulmohur, from Persian gul rose, flower + muhr seal, gold …
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GULI HINNAI — |gülēhi|nī noun or gu·li hen·na ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈhenə Etymology: Persian guli ḥinnā', from Persian gul flower, rose + Arabic ḥinnā' henna : …
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WOODHULL — /wood"hul'/ , n. Victoria Claflin /klaf"lin/ , 1838-1927, U.S. social reformer, newspaper publisher, and women's-rights advocate.
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SLUMGULLION — /slum gul"yeuhn, slum"gul'-/ , n. 1. a stew of meat, vegetables, potatoes, etc. 2. a beverage made weak or thin, …
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SINGULTUS — — singultous , adj. /sing gul"teuhs/ , n. , pl. singultuses . Med. a hiccup. Also, singultation /sing'geuhl tay"sheuhn/ . …
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MULTIHULL — /mul"tee hul', mul"tuy-/ , adj. 1. (of a vessel) having more than one hull joined by a single deck. n. …
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MONOHULL — /mon"euh hul'/ , adj. 1. (of a vessel) having a single hull. n. 2. a monohull vessel, as distinguished from …
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MOGUL — /moh"geuhl, -gul, moh gul"/ , n. 1. any of the Mongol conquerors of India who established an empire that lasted …
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MOGHUL — /moh"geuhl, -gul, moh gul"/ , n. , adj. Mogul (defs. 1, 2, 6).
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KINGSTON-UPON-HULL — /kingz"teuhn euh pon'hul", -euh pawn'-, king"steuhn-/ , n. official name of Hull .
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IMPHAL — /imp"hul/ , n. a city in and the capital of Manipur state, in NE India. 100,605.
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HULLY GULLY — /hul"ee gul"ee/ a dance that is a modification of the frug. Also, hullygully . [ 1960-65; orig. uncert. ]
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HULLOO — /hu looh", hul"ooh/ , interj., n., pl. hulloos , v.i., v.t., hullooed, hullooing . hallo.
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HULLOA — /hu loh", hul"oh/ , interj., n., pl. hulloas , v.i., v.t., hulloaed, hulloaing . Chiefly Brit. hello.
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HULLING — /hul"ing/ , n. material for the framework and shell of the hull of a ship. [ 1400-50; late ME (ger.). …
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HULLABALOO — /hul"euh beuh looh'/ , n. , pl. hullabaloos . a clamorous noise or disturbance; uproar. [ 1750-60; appar. var. of …
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HULL — /hul/ , n. 1. Cordell /kawr"del, kawr del"/ , 1871-1955, U.S. statesman: Secretary of State 1933-44; Nobel peace prize 1945. …
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HULKY — /hul"kee/ , adj., hulkier, hulkiest . hulking. [ 1775-85; HULK + -Y 1 ]
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HULKING — /hul"king/ , adj. heavy and clumsy; bulky. [ 1690-1700; HULK + -ING 2 ] Syn . massive, cumbersome, ponderous.
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GULLY — gully 1 /gul"ee/ , n. , pl. gullies , v. , gullied, gullying . n. 1. a small valley or …
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GULLEY — gulley 1 /gul"ee/ , n. , pl. gulleys . gully 1 (defs. 1, 2). gulley 2 /gul"ee, gool"ee/ , n. …
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GULL — gull 1 — gull-like , adj. /gul/ , n. any of numerous long-winged, web-toed, aquatic birds of the family Laridae, …
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GULGUL — /gul"gul/ , n. a preparation of pulverized seashells and oil, applied to the wooden hull of a ship as a …
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DEHULL — /dee hul"/ , v.t. to remove the hulls from (beans, seeds, etc.); hull. [ DE- + HULL 1 ]
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AHULL — /euh hul"/ , adj. Naut. 1. (of a sailing vessel) with all sails furled and the helm lashed to head …
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MOGUL — [mo.gul] n [Per Mughul, fr. Mongolian mongol Mongol] (1588) 1 or mo.ghul cap: an Indian Muslim of or descended from …
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HULLO — [hul.lo] chiefly Brit var of hello
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HULLABALOO — [hul.la.ba.loo] n, pl -loos [perh. fr. hallo + Sc balloo, interj. used to hush children] (1762): din; also: uproar
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GULLY — [gul.ly] n, pl gullies [short for E dial. gully knife] (1582) dial Brit: a large knife [2]gul.ly also gul.ley n, …
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THAR DESERT — also called Great Indian Desert, a tract of rolling sand hills located partly in the Indian state of Rajasthan and …
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TEKKE CARPET — floor covering woven by the nomadic Tekke Turkmens of Turkmenistan. Tekkes are the carpets that were formerly sold as Royal …
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KOREAN LITERATURE — the body of works written by Koreans, at first in classical Chinese, later in various transcription systems using Chinese characters, …
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CHODOR CARPET — floor covering handmade by the Chaudor (Chodor) Turkmens. Usually, they are made either in carpet size or as bag faces …
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WHO'LL — who'll strong form BrE AmE huːl , occasional weak forms hul, ul —The weak forms are used, if at all, …
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HULLO — hul ‧ lo /hʌˈləʊ $ -loʊ/ BrE AmE interjection especially British English another spelling of ↑ hello
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HULLABALOO — hul ‧ la ‧ ba ‧ loo /ˌhʌləbəˈluː, ˈhʌləbəluː/ BrE AmE noun [singular] informal [ Date: 1700-1800 ; Origin: Perhaps …
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