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mule
1. sterile offspring of a mating between a jack (male donkey) and a mare.
2. a bird-fancier's term for a hybrid bird with one parent, usually the female, a canary, and the other a finch; they are usually sterile. Breeding and exhibiting of these birds is a popular hobby in the UK.
mule foot
see syndactylism.
horse mule
the male mule.
mare mule
the female mule.
mule
Drug slang A street term for a carrier of illicit drugs. See Body packer syndrome.
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In late February, almost exactly nine months before my first appearance for Muling and Puking FC, United had won at Old Trafford in their European Cup-winning year against the Polish champions.
The Case for Manchester United by Luke Dempsey / The New York Observer
The women who were in there were muling drugs for men or had been abused by men.
Jerusalem is so close to home by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
I do not think that when they appear in the world, muling, puking and bloody, that they are any more than human animals (and all we humans are animals at base).
Willy Poole by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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