pop|ple

pop|ple
pop|ple1 «POP uhl», verb, -pled, -pling, noun.
–v.i.
to move in a tumbling, irregular manner, as boiling water does.
–n.
a rolling or tossing of water in choppy tumultuous waves.
[probably imitative. Compare Middle Dutch popelen to murmur, babble.]
pop|ple2 «POP uhl», noun.
Dialect. a poplar.

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