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Hurley

Noun:

1. A traditional Irish sport resembling hockey, played with a wooden stick called a hurley and a small ball called a sliotar. It is usually played on a grass field, and teams compete to score goals by hitting the ball with the hurley into the opponent's net.

Sample Sentence: The local community gathered to watch the intense hurley match between the two rival teams.

Related Products: Hurley Stick, Sliotar Ball

Noun:

2. A brand of sportswear, primarily known for its high-quality surfing and beachwear attire. Hurley offers a wide range of products including swimwear, boardshorts, t-shirts, hats, and accessories.

Sample Sentence: She looked fashionable in her Hurley boardshorts and tank top while strolling on the beach.

Related Products: Hurley Boardshorts, Hurley Swimwear

Noun:

3. A surname of Irish origin. It is commonly used as a family name in Ireland.

Sample Sentence: John Hurley is a well-known name in the local community, as his family has resided here for generations.

Related Products: Hurley Genealogy

Adjective:

4. (Local) Referring to something or someone popular or well-liked within a specific community or locality.

Sample Sentence: The local band became hurley after their energetic performance at the neighborhood festival.

Adverb:

5. (Local) Used to describe an action done in a manner that is popular or trendy within a specific community or locality.

Sample Sentence: She danced hurley to the vibrant beats of the local DJ.

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