pur

American  

[pur] / pɜr /

noun

purred, purring

1. an archaic variant of purr.

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Example Sentences

This is the same technology in refrigerator filters and in some water pitcher filters, like Brita or PUR.

From Salon

"We also had two residential oil tanks tip over in the village which pur out fuel oil into the flood waters," she said.

From BBC

Still homeless a year later, he uses it in the tent camp where he lives in Sohbat Pur district.

From Seattle Times

As they explained, many of these newly-discovered microorganisms possess "the ability to break down biodegradable plastic films, dispersed PUR, and PBAT, providing a strong foundation to underline the role of biodegradable polymers in a circular plastic economy," the report's authors declare.

From Salon

In Sohbat Pur district, Muhammad Ismail is rebuilding his destroyed home while his family lives on the roadside.

From Seattle Times