Purl ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Purl ( verb )

1. To flow with a murmuring sound.
2. To move in waves.

Origin:

Middle english, from anglo-norman purler, from old french perler, from latin bullire to boil.

Examples:

1. The stream purled gently down the hill.
2. The wind purled the leaves on the trees.
3. The water in the fountain purled with a soft, musical sound.
4. The wine in the glass purled as she swirled it around.
5. The ocean purled against the shore with a steady rhythm.

(As a verb)

Purl ( verb )

1. To flow with a murmuring sound.
2. To move in waves.

Origin:

Middle english, from anglo-norman purler, from old french perler, from latin bullire to boil.

Examples:

1. The stream purled gently down the hill.
2. The wind purled the leaves on the trees.
3. The water in the fountain purled with a soft, musical sound.
4. The wine in the glass purled as she swirled it around.
5. The ocean purled against the shore with a steady rhythm.