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purl
noun
An embroidered and puckered border.
purl
Akind of edging for bone-lace.
purl
noun
A species of malt liquor; ale or beer medicated with wormwood or aromatic herbs.
purl
noun
Two rounds in knitting.
purl
verb intransitive
To murmur, as a small stream flowing among stones or other obstructions, which occasion a continued series of broken sounds. It is applied only to small streams. Large streams running in like manner, are said to roar. In descriptions of rural scenery, the poets seldom omit a purling brook or stream. My flowery theme, A painted mistress or a purling stream.
purl
To flow or run with a murmuring sound. Around th’ adjoining brook that purls alongN\ . The vocal grove, now fretting o’er a rock.
purl
verb transitive
To decorate with fringe or embroidery.
purl
noun
A gentle continued murmur of a small stream of rippling water.