Definition of pirl in English:

pirl

verb pəːl

British Regional, Scottish

1with object To twist, wind, or spin (threads, fibres, wires, etc.) into cord, braid, net, etc.
2no object To whirl; to revolve rapidly, spin.
3with object To cause to revolve, to spin, roll; to throw or toss with spinning motion.

Origin

Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Skelton (c1460–1529), poet. Origin uncertain; perhaps ultimately showing two or more words of separate origin; perhaps (partly) imitative. Attested earliest in pirling, which in its earliest sense apparently shows sense 3a. With sense 1 compare purl, purl, which apparently show senses developed ultimately from this word.

Definition of pirl in US English:

pirl

verbpəːl

British Regional, Scottish

1with object To twist, wind, or spin (threads, fibres, wires, etc.) into cord, braid, net, etc.
2no object To whirl; to revolve rapidly, spin.
3with object To cause to revolve, to spin, roll; to throw or toss with spinning motion.

词汇	pirl
释义	Definition of pirl in English: pirl verb pəːl British Regional, Scottish 1with object To twist, wind, or spin (threads, fibres, wires, etc.) into cord, braid, net, etc. 2no object To whirl; to revolve rapidly, spin. 3with object To cause to revolve, to spin, roll; to throw or toss with spinning motion. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Skelton (c1460–1529), poet. Origin uncertain; perhaps ultimately showing two or more words of separate origin; perhaps (partly) imitative. Attested earliest in pirling, which in its earliest sense apparently shows sense 3a. With sense 1 compare purl, purl, which apparently show senses developed ultimately from this word. Definition of pirl in US English: pirl verbpəːl British Regional, Scottish 1with object To twist, wind, or spin (threads, fibres, wires, etc.) into cord, braid, net, etc. 2no object To whirl; to revolve rapidly, spin. 3with object To cause to revolve, to spin, roll; to throw or toss with spinning motion. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in John Skelton (c1460–1529), poet. Origin uncertain; perhaps ultimately showing two or more words of separate origin; perhaps (partly) imitative. Attested earliest in pirling, which in its earliest sense apparently shows sense 3a. With sense 1 compare purl, purl, which apparently show senses developed ultimately from this word.
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