pul

(pūl)
n., pl., puls, or pu·li (pū'lē).
A unit of currency in Afghanistan.

[Persian pūl, perhaps from Late Greek phollis, bellows, money bag, from Latin follis. See fool.]

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pulmentus

Roman; barley or wheat that has been roasted, pounded and boiled to make a gruel; probably a precursor of polenta.

Pul (pŭl), in the Old Testament.

1 Assyrian king, invader of Israel, known as Tiglathpileser III.

2 African region. Probably the same as Phut or Punt.

See words rhyming with "pul."