What is "bulle"

Usage examples of "bulle".

He woke to pain, and he tried to force himself back into that comforting womb darkness of death, but there were hands bulling and pummelling him, and the rough-barked timber rungs of the ladder cutting into his,flesh.

He gathered that the great Lovelace was going to be captain and was sure to have rows with Buller the games master, but besides this he picked up very little.

There was always far more keenness shown about house matches than school matches, a fact which worried Buller immensely.

Collins caught him only a foot away from the line, and from the line out Grienburg, a heavy Buller forward, caught the ball and fell over the line by the flag, just as the whistle was about to blow for half-time.

His cricket had frankly been a failure, and the prominence he had gained in his House hardly compensated for the misgivings with which the Chief and Buller regarded his future.

Someone had booted him most fiercely, and turning round he saw the face of Buller still more distorted with rage.

My brother was a strong man, and did not stand any rot from Buller or anyone else.

But Buller and all the rest of the lot think games are the actual end.

Deep in his heart he cursed the tick Hazlitt and the whole Buller crowd.

House had won, that his hopes were satisfied, that the Buller crowd had been routed, that the cup would shimmer on the mantelpiece.

The pity was that Ferrers was intolerant of the things he hated, while Buller was intolerant of the things he admired.

House had the pleasant experience of watching an unusually strong Buller side rabbit out before a very moderate attack.

Right as the humour of melancholy Causeth full many a man in sleep to cry, For fear of bulles, or of beares blake, Or elles that black devils will them take, Of other humours could I tell also, That worke many a man in sleep much woe.