bull
/bʊl/
noun
- An adult male cow, often kept for breeding or used in bullfighting.
- In some cultures, bull riding is a popular sport.
- A large bull stood in the middle of the road, blocking traffic.
- The farmer led the bull into the pasture to join the herd.
- A person who is aggressively confident and optimistic, especially in financial markets.
- The stock market bull predicted that prices would keep rising.
- The bulls on Wall Street celebrated the record highs.
- She's a bull when it comes to investing, always buying during dips.
- A zodiac sign (Taurus) represented by a bull.
- Her astrological sign is the bull, which means she is stubborn but loyal.
- People born under the bull are often practical and hardworking.
- The bull is the second sign of the zodiac.
verb
- To push or force one's way through something aggressively.
- He bulled his way through the crowded market.
- The car bulled through the deep snow on the road.
- She bulled ahead despite the strong opposition.