pul
9.9
A small unit of money in Afghanistan worth one hundredth of an afghani
- noun
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pul
- The price of the bread was twenty pul at the local market.
- pul-e
Examples
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'Of course I know you're just around the corner, 'but if you'd like a ride, ' Philip said, as I felt his throbbing phallus puls... pulsate against my... moistening thigh.
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He needed to exchange some dollars for pul before his trip to Afghanistan.
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pul: Pattern of Use at Low Flow
Academic text (1996) -
And whacking Bob Dylan, at this stage of the game... pul-eeeze!
Blog text (23) -
After saving up, she finally had enough pul to buy a beautiful rug.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Pul comes from the Persian word pul, which means 'money'. So a pul is a tiny coin or small change — one hundredth of an afghani — and the name simply means 'money', which helps you remember it is a small unit of money.
