pulldoo
Syllables: pull·doo/ˈpʊl.duː/
pulldoo noun: a coot; a medium-sized freshwater bird (genus Fulica) with dark plumage and a white frontal shield.
Noun
pulldoo (plural pulldoos)
- A coot; a medium-sized freshwater bird (genus Fulica) with dark plumage and a white frontal shield.
- Synonyms:
- Fulica americana, American coot, mud hen
Synonyms of pulldoo
- Fulica americana
- American coot
- mud hen
Forms of pulldoo
| plural | pulldoos |
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Origin of pulldoo
From French poule d'eau.
Questions about pulldoo
- What does pulldoo mean?
- Pulldoo means a coot; a medium-sized freshwater bird (genus Fulica) with dark plumage and a white frontal shield.
- What part of speech is pulldoo?
- Pulldoo is a noun.
- How do you pronounce pulldoo?
- Pulldoo is pronounced /ˈpʊl.duː/.
- What is the plural of pulldoo?
- The plural of pulldoo is pulldoos.
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