1. Of a large size; male.

2. The male of a bovine quadruped; Taurus, one of the twelve signs of the zodiac; one who nominally buys stock on the speculation of its rising in value.

3. To try dishonestly to enhance the value of shares.

4. An edict of the Pope. See Bear.

5. A ludicrous inconsistency or blunder in speech.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• bukle,
• nulle,
• bunle,
• builf,
• brulle,
• bpoll,
• bulck,
• billd,
• juyl,
• billl,
• buly,
• biuld,
• bulam,
• biill,
• abell,
• budle,
• biult,
• fulll,
• billi,
• bullut

• bulla,
• bulb,
• Bula,
• boll,
• ball,
• dull,
• bulle,
• lull,
• bully,
• gull,
• buhl,
• pull,
• bulow,
• Buell,
• buelow,
• Buel,
• Bulah,
• bell,
• full,
• hull,
• bill,
• bulk.

The adverb form for the word "bull" is "bullishly".

The adjective form of the word "bull" is "bullish".

The plural of the "bull" can be the "bulls".

The singular of the "bull" can be the "bull".