bulled
BUULD/bʊld/
- 1Simple past and past participle of bull.
The running back bulled ahead for a first down on the final drive.
Traders bulled the stock all week, hoping to push its price higher.
Note
The past is formed regularly and serves alone (he bulled through the crowd) or after have (they had bulled ahead). In the forceful meaning it usually comes with a word of direction, such as through, past or forward, because the point is forcing a path. The market meaning needs no direction word; it takes the stock or market as its object.
bulled is a form of bull
bull, verb: To force one's way forward, moving aggressively in a particular direction, often into or through something. Full entry
- Spelling
- bull → bulled: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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