sool
/ (suːl) /
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verb (tr)
to incite (a dog) to attack
to attack
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Derived forms of sool
sooler, nounWord Origin for sool
C17: from English dialect sowl (esp of a dog) to pull or seize roughly
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How to use sool in a sentence
But Sool'em becoming effusive there was a pause until she could be persuaded that "nobody wanted none of her licking tricks."
We of the Never-Never|Jeanie "Mrs. Aeneas" GunnA cheerful nightcap; but such was our faith in Sool'em and Brown as danger signals, that the camp was asleep in a few minutes.
We of the Never-Never|Jeanie "Mrs. Aeneas" Gunn