Synonym: Cordell Hull, Hull, Isaac Hull, Kingston-upon Hull. Similar words: hullabaloo, pull, bull, Bull., dull, full, mull, gully. Meaning: [hʌl] 
n. 1. dry outer covering of a fruit or seed or nut 2. persistent enlarged calyx at base of e.g. a strawberry or raspberry 3. United States naval officer who commanded the `Constitution' during the War of 1812 and won a series of brilliant victories against the British (1773-1843) 4. United States diplomat who did the groundwork for creating the United Nations (1871-1955) 5. a large fishing port in northeastern England 6. the frame or body of ship. v. remove the hulls from.
n. 1. dry outer covering of a fruit or seed or nut 2. persistent enlarged calyx at base of e.g. a strawberry or raspberry 3. United States naval officer who commanded the `Constitution' during the War of 1812 and won a series of brilliant victories against the British (1773-1843) 4. United States diplomat who did the groundwork for creating the United Nations (1871-1955) 5. a large fishing port in northeastern England 6. the frame or body of ship. v. remove the hulls from. 
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91 Swinton recorded their first victory for 16 games against Hull.
92 The first stunning silence gave way to the creaking of the ship and a far-off booming of the sea against the hull.
93 Only the forward third of the hull seemed to be affected.
94 O'Connor's omission from the Wigan team beaten in Cup football at Hull, last season, was both startling and crucial.
95 A glass tide tinkled on the hull of the receiver, its echoing obsidian.
96 He was Dad's kid brother and he lived outside Hull on a caravan site.
97 As the temperature rises in the museum under the hot sun moisture evaporates from the ship's wooden hull.
98 Fortunately it has retained road and rail links with Hull, Scarborough and the historic town of Beverley.
99 Women, increasingly, were engaged in industrial struggle: at Ford in Hull with Lil Bilocca's fishermen's wives.
100 He scored 24 tries, two of them in the epic Challenge Cup final victory over Hull.
101 The hull of the ship had become encrusted with ice.
102 The Chobham establishment therefore redesigned the hull and turret for the next version, Challenger.
103 Studies carried out in Hull, did nothing to confirm this prediction.
104 Long ago the Vikings had a village where their ships' crews rested and sheltered in the inlet of the River Hull.
105 Amy Johnson was a Hull girl who found fame as a pilot in the early days of aviation.
106 The book is based on a diary which Professor Hull kept on cassette.
107 On behalf of all who know, we offer our sincere condolences., pensioner contact Hull Flake Mill.
108 Richard Gay, their teenage stand-off, set up the decisive try as Hull came from 7-4 behind in the closing minutes.
109 The spherical pressure hull formed the head of a flimsy, arrow-shaped structure more than a hundred yards long.
110 Pelham was elected chamberlain of Hull 30 September 1630 and sheriff of Hull in 1636, becoming alderman in 1641.
111 Girl of 14 found dead A man has been arrested after a fourteen-year-old girl was found dead at a house in Hull.
112 The torpedo door opens, its closing spring operates and all the hull rivets are tight.
113 The hull contained a mass of dissimilar metals: steel, cast and malleable iron, brass. bronze and lead.
114 The whalers spring into the sea and the boat is crushed beneath the hull.
115 Within the confines of the steel hull the interference was less.
116 Worse followed when 10,000 coupons were handed out at a big match at Hull - but 9,999 vanished.
117 They were sitting in the same row at a Bach quintet concert in Hull Town Hall.
118 Think of an inverted ocean liner whose hull is transparent.
119 Hull yesterday upped their offer to ￡140,[sentencedict.com]000 for Featherstone's tour scrum half Deryck Fox.
120 The bows sliced across the forward hull tearing a great gash, but the submarine bounced rather than being ripped instantly in two.