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pu·li 1  (pl, pyl)
n. pl. pu·lis or pu·lik (plk, pylk)
A longhaired sheepdog of a Hungarian breed.
[Hungarian.]
pu·li 2  (pl)
n.
A plural of pul.
puli [ˈpjuːlɪ ˈpʊlɪ]
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Breeds) a breed of Hungarian sheepdog having a very long dense coat, usually black, that hangs in strands with a ropey or corded appearance
[Hungarian, literally: leader]
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