"cry in a thin, weak voice," 1530s, from French piauler (16c.) "to cheep, chirp," echoic (compare Italian pigolare "to cheep as a chicken"). Related: Puled; puling.
puissant
puka
puke
pulchritude
pulchritudinous
pule
Pulitzer
pull
pullet
pulley
Pullman
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