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pule

Elementary (A2)

IPA: /pjuːl/

KK: /pul/

intransitive verb
Definition

To make a soft, sad sound like a whine or whimper, often expressing discomfort or unhappiness.


Example

The puppy began to pule when it was left alone in the room.


Tense Forms

Past: pulated

Past Participle: pulated


Conversation
Sloth A
Why is your dog making that noise?
Sloth B
Oh, he tends to pule when he wants attention.
Sloth A
He sounds like he really needs some love right now.
Sloth B
Yeah, he’s just being a bit dramatic as usual.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
whine
whimper
moan
Antonyms
shout
yell
roar
Root Explanation

The word 'pule' originates from Middle English 'pulen', meaning to cry or whimper, which is derived from the Old French 'pouler', meaning to cry or whine. It reflects the sound of a soft, plaintive cry.

Memory Tip

Imagine a soft, sad sound that resembles a whimper — that's what 'pule' means, connecting to its roots in crying or whining.

Visually Confused Words
pulse
ule
pul
puzzle
purple
purler
purfle
punlet
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