gull

noun
UK /ɡʌl/
US /ɡʌl/

A gull is a gray and white bird that lives near the sea.

A gull swooped down to grab a piece of bread from the sand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. To trick or deceive someone.

The con artist tried to gull tourists out of their money.

3. A person who is easily fooled.

Only a gull would believe such an obvious lie.

4. Any of various long-winged swimming birds, especially of the family Laridae.

Gulls gathered in large numbers along the harbor.