"Pukka" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Pukka" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Pukka" Meaning

Spoken of as excellent or genuine; first-rate.

"Pukka" Examples

In the UK, a pukka gas burner runs continuously to ensure a constant supply of hot water.
I've bought a pukka herbal tea to help me relax.
The pukka brand is known for its high-quality organic and natural food products.
When I built a new Lego set, the instructions said to use the pukka models as a reference.
The pukka wildlife sanctuary is home to a wide range of injured animals that are being rehabilitated.

"Pukka" Similar Words

Puissantly

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Puja

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Puk

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Puke

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To vomit or expel thick, foul-smelling stomach contents from the mouth.

Puked

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Pukeko

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A pukeko is a type of small to medium-sized rail native to New Zealand. It is a brown bird with a distinctive crest and red legs, and is known for its ability to eat almost anything, including insects, seeds, and roots. The pukeko is also sometimes referred to as a "swamp hen" due to its habitat and eating habits, but technically it is not a member of the hen family.

Pukes

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Vomits or forces out a stomach content.

Puking

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Pukras

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I couldn't find any direct meaning of "pukras" in English. It's possible that it's a made-up or non-standard term.<br><br>However, "pukka" can be a word in English, which means genuine, authentic, or good quality. It's often used in the phrase "pukka sahib," which is an informal term for a man of great authority or status.

Puku

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The word "puku" can refer to two main meanings:<br><br>1. A type of bird: The Puku (Kobus vardonii) is a species of antelope, primarily found in the wetlands of Southern Africa. They are also known as the Northern Puku.<br><br>2. A garment: Puku is a Maori (Māori people) tutu or tukahu, that is, a traditional ceremonial cloak made from carved wood and cloaks of feathered headdresses of birds like the Whero's Maurinui and the Red-crowned Tokoeka.<br><br>In some contexts, "puku" can also refer to a chamois-like garment or cape, often associated with Zoroastrian or Sikh tradition.<br><br>Please provide more context or information on the specific word you'd like me to clarify as the meaning may vary depending on cultural context.

Pul

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Pula

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Pulaski

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A Pulaski combines elements of several words: <br><br>- Pulaski County is a county in the U.S. state of Missouri. The county seat is Waynesville.<br>- Casimir Pulaski was a Polish-American Revolutionary War hero.<br>- The Pulaski civil rights march in Selma, Alabama, marking a key event in the Civil Rights Movement in the United States.<br><br>And the tool a "Pulaski" can also refer to a firefighting axe, a tool with an axe head on one side and an adze on the other used by firefighters for Scene Safety, Opening doors and vents, and other primary functions in structural fires.<br>It's a versatile term with various meanings.

Pulau

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Pulcherrima

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The word "pulcherrima" is a Latin term that means "most beautiful" or "most lovely".

Pulchra

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