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hurley
[hur-lee]
noun
plural
hurleys, hurliesthe game of hurling.
the leather-covered ball used in hurling.
the stick used in hurling, similar to a field hockey stick but with a wide, flat blade.
Informal.a club or cudgel.
hurley
/ ˈɜːɪ /
noun
another word for hurling
Also called: hurley stick.the stick used in playing hurling
Example Sentences
Elizabeth Hurley, who got her first modelling job with his company, said on Instagram: "I called him my American Daddy and I can't imagine a world without him."
Southport's MP Patrick Hurley said: "This legacy project, to renovate, refurbish and remodel the gardens outside The Atkinson will be a nod to their memory and a flare of bright optimism for the future of Southport."
Longtime Cincinnati historian Dan Hurley insisted the public reaction was even harsher.
“I think the reaction finally is, ‘Hey, they got him,’ ” Hurley said of Rose.
Dr. Brian Hurley, the county’s medical director who oversees addiction treatment initiatives, said implementing harsher penalties on drug users can increase the risk of overdose, as people are more likely to use alone and in secret.
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