bull ah (bula)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 123
[E. Ind.] A weight equal to 44 pounds, used in some parts of the East Indies for grain. + beggar; but prob. a corruption of a word of different origin; cf. bully, v., bullbear, a bugbear, D. bullebak, a bugbear: see bugbear.] Something that excites needle fear; a hobgoblin; an object of terror. They are all as mad as I; they all have trades now, And roar about the streets like bull - beggars. Fletcher, Loyal Subject, iv. 2. This was certainly an a in a lion's skin; a harmle bull - beggar , who delights to frighten innocent people. Tatler , No. 212.
Readham'da tam maddeyi gor →