pirl Synonyms
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pirl Meaning
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pirl (v. t.)
To spin, as a top.
To twist or twine, as hair in making fishing lines.
pirl Sentence Examples
- The delicate pirl of smoke from the incense filled the room with an exotic fragrance.
- The pirl of water from the fountain created a soothing symphony that calmed the soul.
- The horse's mane pirled gracefully in the wind, a silken wave of beauty.
- The pirl of the propeller created a hypnotic blur as the plane sped through the sky.
- The pirl of the tornado was a destructive force, uprooting trees and leveling buildings.
- The pirl of the leaves in autumn painted the forest in vibrant hues of red, orange, and yellow.
- The pirl of the dust in the old library was a testament to the passage of time.
- The pirl of the stars in the night sky was a celestial ballet, enchanting the observer with its cosmic beauty.
- The pirl of the hairpins was a delicate touch that adorned the young woman's coiffure.
- The pirl of the fishing line as it was cast into the river was a moment of anticipation, filled with the hope of a catch.
FAQs About the word pirl
To spin, as a top., To twist or twine, as hair in making fishing lines.
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The delicate pirl of smoke from the incense filled the room with an exotic fragrance.
The pirl of water from the fountain created a soothing symphony that calmed the soul.
The horse's mane pirled gracefully in the wind, a silken wave of beauty.
The pirl of the propeller created a hypnotic blur as the plane sped through the sky.
