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Definition & Meaning of "bull"in English

Bull
01

any male member of the cow family

bull definition and meaning
Examples
The bull pawed at the ground, its breath steaming in the cold air, ready to charge.
02

a police officer

bull definition and meaning
Informal
Examples
The bull patrolled the neighborhood.
03

someone who buys or holds a certain asset or market expecting that their prices will increase, allowing them to sell at a profit

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bull definition and meaning
Examples
The bull invested heavily in tech stocks, confident that their prices would surge in the coming months.
04

a serious or foolish mistake

Examples
Forgetting to file the report was a real bull.
05

behavior that is unacceptable or outrageous

Examples
His rude comments were complete bull.
06

a very large and powerful man

Examples
He 's a bull of a man, capable of lifting heavy loads.
6.1

a very muscular, bodybuilder-type gay man, usually weighing over 200 pounds

Examples
At the gym, he was known as a bull.
07

a mature male of various mammals whose female is called a cow

Examples
The elephant bull led the herd.
08

the central point of a target in shooting or archery

Examples
He hit the bull on the dartboard.
09

the second astrological sign of the zodiac

Examples
Taurus, the bull, represents people born in April and May.
to bull
01

to push, shove, or force something or someone

Examples
He tried to bull the car into the garage.
02

to increase or rise in price

Examples
Shares began to bull after the positive earnings report.
03

to speak insincerely, exaggerate, or talk without regard for truth

Examples
He bulled about his achievements at the meeting.
04

to attempt to raise stock prices through speculative buying

Examples
Investors tried to bull the shares before the quarterly report.
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