IPA: //wʊˈrɑːli//
KK: /wʊˈrɑːli/
A type of plant extract used as a poison, similar to curare, traditionally used by indigenous people for hunting.
The indigenous hunters used woorali on their arrows to ensure a quick kill.
The word 'woorali' originates from the indigenous Australian language, specifically from the word 'woolly', referring to a type of plant or tree used for medicinal purposes. It is associated with the use of the plant's sap as a poison for hunting.
Think of the indigenous use of the 'woorali' plant for hunting, as it refers to a natural poison derived from a specific tree.