booly
noun
boo·ly
ˈbülē,
-li
plural -es
1
: a temporary enclosure once common in Ireland for the shelter of cattle or their keepers
2
: a company of herdsmen wandering with their cattle
Word History
Etymology
Irish Gaelic buaile cattle pen, from Old Irish būale, probably from Latin bovile, bubile cattle stall, from bov-, bos head of cattle