gulgul
[ guhl-guhl ]
/ ˈgʌl gʌl /
noun
a preparation of pulverized seashells and oil, applied to the wooden hull of a ship as a protection against boring worms.
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Origin of gulgul
Origin uncertain
Words nearby gulgul
Gulf Stream, Gulf Stream system, Gulf War, Gulf War syndrome, gulfweed, gulgul, gull, Gullah, gullet, gulley, gullible
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