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Pult

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v. t.1.To put.
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Due to the prolonged and repeated rainfall in the spring, hatch and pult survival was very low.
Archers lead deer harvest by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Den Sukie got awful mad, and she pult up her dress an' tole de nigger traders to look an' see if dey could find any teef down dere.
Inheriting the criminalized black body: race, gender, and slavery in ... by Young, Hershini Bhana / African American Review
With the release of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 and Exchange 2000 Server, Microsoft extends further into the data center," said Dorothy Pults, director of product management, Windows Product Group, Legato Systems, "Microsoft SQL Server and Exchange Server are the leading applications for the Windows(R) platform and are a core part of Microsoft .
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