wurly

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noun An Australian indigenous shelter made from small branches with leaves still attached.

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'Pugtastic' , love his curly wurly tail and his spotty blanket.

Meridian's Pug Katy 2008
To quote wurly: Vote for Obama, I've known you would for a long time, but don't belittle the real questions surrounding him.

Finally, a post about ACORN. Ann Althouse 2008
Incidentally, scotland is also home to the deep-fried curly wurly… And has the highest rate of heart disease in the world.

firestarter 2005
And little Early-Pearly came in by her curly-wurly and asked me if I needed a ride,

Blinded By The Light 1973
The King began to climb the curly-wurly stone stair.

The Magic World Gerald Spencer Pryse 1891
She reminds me of Circe -- a fat, curly-wurly Circe -- like that picture Uncle Ju brought back from Italy.

Patsy 1887
Kate Bosworth: Not enjoying the strange tablecloth crochet maxi-dress number but liking her particularly curly wurly lambswool shearling.

WalesOnline - Home 2011
Williams, nicknamed 'curly wurly' due to her wavy hair, set a track record and hit speeds of 90mph on what is considered to be the fastest skeleton course in world as she slid to glory.

Home | Mail Online 2010
This is your bucket of chicken - I promise you'll leave feeling lighter and curly wurly.

Kottu kottu 2010
Williams, nicknamed "curly wurly" due to her wavy hair, set a track record and hit speeds of 90mph on what is considered to be the fastest skeleton course in world as she slid to glory.

mirror.co.uk - Home 2010