dhooly

/ˈduːli/
noun
  1. A type of litter or covered palanquin used in South Asia for carrying a person, especially the sick or injured.
    • The injured worker was carried to the hospital in a dhooly by his colleagues.
    • The rescue team used a dhooly to transport the hiker down the mountain.
    • In historical times, wealthy travelers often used a dhooly for long journeys.
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