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Origin and Etymology of buller
Middle English bulleren to bubble, boil, probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Icelandic bulla to boil, Swedish bullra to make a noise (to roar)
Origin and Etymology of buller
Middle English, bubble, from bulleren, verb
Origin and Etymology of buller
probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Swedish bullra to make a noise, Danish buldra, Old English bellan to roar
Definition of buller
plural -s
: a cow or heifer constantly in heat : a bovine nymphomaniac
Origin and Etymology of buller
3bull + -er
Origin and Etymology of buller
bulldog + -er
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