bully¹ /bŭlˈi/

1. A person, often of superior strength or size, who distresses or persecutes others, eg with threats, cruel teasing, etc
2. A blustering, noisy, overbearing fellow
3. A ruffian hired to beat or intimidate anyone (archaic)
4. A man who lives on the earnings of a prostitute (obsolete)
5. A term of genial familiarity, esp to a man (obsolete)

1. Excellent, great (informal)
2. Blustering (archaic)

To bluster

1. To oppress cruelly
2. To threaten in a noisy way
3. To coerce

Good

bullˈyism noun

bully boy noun

A ruffian hired to beat or intimidate someone

bullˈy-boy adjective

Intimidatory

bullˈy-rook noun (obsolete)

1. A hired ruffian
2. A comrade

bully for you, etc (often ironic)

Good for you, etc

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