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English
Noun
pusle (plural pusles)
- Alternative spelling of puzzel (“harlot”)
Anagrams
Danish
Etymology
From Low German pusselen.
Verb
pusle (imperative pusl, infinitive at pusle, present tense pusler, past tense puslede, perfect tense puslet)
- (transitive) nurse
2016, Tove Kofoed, Kvinden, Lindhardt og Ringhof, →ISBN:Hun puslede hende, hun legede med hende, og hun beundrede hende, når hun sov i løbet af dagen.- (please add an English translation of this quotation)
2008, Hanne Reintoft, Last og brast, ArtPeople, →ISBN:
2009, Mari Jungstedt, Den døende Dandy, ArtPeople, →ISBN:
- (intransitive) rustle, make soft movement noises
2016, Birte Kont, En by i Rusland, Gyldendal A/S, →ISBN:Det puslede inde i væggen som af tusinde mus, ...- There was a rustling inside the wall as of thousand mice, ...
2014, Per Bloch, Ti, tyve, tredive, C&K Forlag, →ISBN:Noget puslede inde i soveværelset.- Something rustled in the bedroom.
- (intransitive) potter about
Conjugation
Derived terms
Norwegian Nynorsk
Verb
pusle (present tense puslar, past tense pusla, past participle pusla, passive infinitive puslast, present participle puslande, imperative pusle/pusl)
- Alternative form of pusla