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pule
(pyo͞ol)intr.v. puled, pul·ing, pules
To whine; whimper.
[Perhaps from French piauler, of imitative origin.]
pul′er n.
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pule
(pjuːl)vb
(intr) to cry plaintively; whimper
[C16: perhaps of imitative origin]
ˈpuler n
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pule
(pyul)v.i. puled, pul•ing.
to cry in a thin voice; whine; whimper.
[1525–35; perhaps imitative]
pul′er, n.
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pule
Past participle: puled
Gerund: puling
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