Puls
a old language german word for a protector or a protecting force.
1) as a person, it always was used singularly and from older to younger.
2) as a force, it referred to a natural energy
was also a specific shield design. the shield was shaped as a hour gl-ss
1) the young boys puls was never far away
2) there seemed to be a puls about the forest.
literally, ‘flame’.
but has a variety of connotations including:
n- buddy
adj.- in good taste, s-xy
a nonsensical expression of approval.
used religiously by aznglo and arreks.
“sup, pul.”
“puuuuuuul.”
“those dunks are so pul.”
p-ssing ugly lad.
like if a guy walks p-ssed you go “oh, he’s a right pul!”
(if he has an ego and over hears you he’ll probably thing that you mean “i’d pull him” as in snog him or get his number, when realy you’d do no such thing!)
a way to say friend, pal, buddy, chum, brother, -ssociate, and acquaintance.
wuz up, pul? howa u didezn?
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