Shilluk
noun
Shil·luk shi-ˈlük 
plural Shilluk or Shilluks
1
: a member of a Nilotic people of the Sudan dwelling mainly on the west bank of the White Nile
2
: the language of the Shilluk people
Word History
Etymology
probably from dialect Arabic, from Shilluk cɔlɔ, a self-designation
First Known Use
1790, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- fool of a
- fool with
- fool's cap
- fool's cress
- fool's errand
- fool's gold
- contemplators
- contempo
- contemporanean
- contemporaneans
- contemporaneities
- contemporaneity
- contemporaneous
- contemporaneously
- contemporaneousness
- contemporaneousnesses
- contemporaries
- contemporarily
- contemporariness
- contemporarinesses
- contemporarizations
- contemporary
- contemporise
- contemporised
- contemporises