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u·lu

 (o͞o′lo͞o) or u·lo (-lō)
n. pl. u·lus or u·los
An Inuit or Yupik knife having an arched blade fixed to a central handle, used especially for skinning, chopping, and carving.

[Inuit.]
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ulu

(ˈuːluː)
n
1. (Tools) a crescent-shaped knife chiefly used by Inuit women for skinning and cleaning fish
2. (Fishing) a crescent-shaped knife chiefly used by Inuit women for skinning and cleaning fish
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