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A word used in romanian culture to show the fact that you are beautiful. If a man ever sees a woman he says:,,Ești o pulă și o curva fă!''. This means that the woman is beautiful and stunning! Please use this sentance if you are in romania and see a beautiful woman.
Ai o pulă mare.
Pulă by Daricole November 6, 2021
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1)The romanian slang word for 'penis'. Used in various contexts can have different meanings. Also, used in almost all of the swears (beside the word mother).
It's somewhat equivalent to 'fuck/the fuck' in english.

2)Currency of Botswana.
1)
I don't know = Pula mea...
What the fuck? = Ce pula mea?
I don't know why the fuck= Nu stiu de ce pula mea
Fucking arround = Pulareala
Fucking wait = Stai in pula mea
YO! = Mã pula
Get the fuck over here = Treci in pula mea incoace
Stupid fuck = Prostu pulii

2)
The prime minister has alot of pula.
I want some pula!
pula by keeekeeess September 8, 2007
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"dick" in Romanian.
a city in Croatia, the tip(head :D) of a peninsula.
currency in Botswana.
"rain" in Setswana
"Pula, unicul cuvant care te umple'n gura,
Membrul de sub padura dat Element Bizaar,
Il are'n pantalon, orice Cacanar".
"I visited Pula couple of years ago."
"Mooom, would you give me 5 pula i wanna buy a condom".
"Look, pula is falling from the sky!"
pula by Tzumby December 20, 2004
Imi bag pula-n mãta
Esti o pulã bleagã
Sugi pula la urs
pula by Razvan Fechete January 30, 2004
organ de reproducere masculin
imi bag pula in mata sa-ti fac un frate/
ori ne futem ori ne cantarim dar de pula nu ne batem joc
pula by Milky the Great January 20, 2005
1)
Sugi Pula
Sa-mi bag Pula in mata
Dute-n Pula Mea
Sa o iau pe mata in pula
Tarami-as pula pe coliva matii din bomboana in bomboana
sa ma sugi de pula
2) Ete pula
pula by Arabs Rule The World February 13, 2005
joaca mai frumos în pula mea..
pula by Kostas Tsampikas November 9, 2003
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