dhooly

[ doo-lee ]

noun

, plural dhoo·lies.

1. a variant of dooly.

Example Sentences

Meanwhile the king was allowed till noon the next day to surrender Magdala, otherwise the place would be stormed, and the making of scaling-ladders was begun; long bamboo dhooly poles were utilised for the sides, and handles of pickaxes for the rungs.

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The utter confusion which followed is shown by Lord Robert’s statement in his Memoirs that he found Nicholson lying in a dhooly near the Cashmere Gate, the native carriers having fled.

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Quick, my lads; bring up a dhooly.”

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“Then you will lend us a dhooly for this man, and people to carry him?”

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Bearers for poor Craig’s dhooly.

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