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Pullman
1[ pool-muhn ]
- plural Pullmans a railroad sleeping car or parlor car.
noun
- (often lowercase) Also called Pullman case. a large suitcase.
- George Mortimer, 1831–97, U.S. inventor and railroad car designer.
Pullman
2[ pool-muhn ]
noun
- a city in SE Washington.
Pullman
1/ ˈʊə /
noun
- a luxurious railway coach, esp a sleeping car Also calledPullman car
Pullman
2/ ˈʃܱə /
noun
- PullmanPhilip1946MBritishWRITING: author Philip . born 1946, British author. Writing primarily for older children, he is best known for the fantasy trilogy His Dark Materials (1997–2000)
Word History and Origins
Origin of Pullman1
Example Sentences
The play has been revived several times over the decades, and was last performed in London in 2019, with Sally Field and Bill Pullman appearing in a production at the Old Vic.
A group of women calling themselves the “Grandma Brigade” gathered outside the Tesla showroom and service center on Pullman Street in Costa Mesa this month to speak out against Musk’s involvement in the federal government.
When Rocco, played by Pullman as a sweaty disaster, gets told that he’s just like his pops, we can’t quite see it.
PDT kickoff, the Bruins’ latest on the West Coast since they shook off the same bedtime start to beat Washington State in Pullman on Sept. 29, 1990.
“By adding housing downtown, the city will preserve other parts of the city for less dense development,” said Alan Pullman, whose Long Beach-based firm Studio One Eleven created the master plan for Fourth & Central.
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