'furl' is a correct and commonly used word in written English.
It can be used as both a verb meaning to roll or gather something into a bundle or a noun meaning a roll or bundle, typically created by rolling or gathering something. Example Sentence: She furled up the banner and placed it carefully in the box.
The Bush administration's incompetence, evident from Iraq to Louisiana, alienates people who know about management.In this section Lessons from the credit crunch A resolution too far Fractured alliance That other war Don't furl the flag Reprints Related items Health care: The right questionOct 18th 2007But the most damaging factor has been the Republicans' inability to control the federal budget.
Some were already throwing snowballs and plastic bottles from the pavement.On seeing Mr Frederick's banner, Ms Morse marched up and ordered him to furl it.
Sometimes the flavour-hounding goes too far – a little bird's nest of smoked eel, pickled mango and trout caviar is wrapped in a furl of ocean trout (£10) that I find too harshly hot-smoked.
As airspeed is lost, the fish may fall back into the sea or furl its pelvic fins, dropping the lower lobe of the tail into the water and picking up speed for a further glide.
At one point, a gust ripped apart the giant sheet of paper that served as a background, so that it flapped around thunderously, as assistants scrambled to furl it.
The operation starts at one end of the table and proceeds to the other, with all the silverware and glasses and the vase of orange orchids lifted above and across the furl of cloth like sheep hopping a fence.
A series of mysterious events un-furl revolving around Adrian's mother; Pauline.
Blazing with colour and frozen in mid-furl, it stands like a banner of defiance against the grey skies.
Fatah flags which briefly flew in Gaza after the reconciliation pact are again being furled.
Inside, long strips of freshly rolled steel furled up like yoga mats.
Paper is light and portable, can be furled or folded, offers high definition and excellent contrast, needs no back-up power to maintain its image, and lasts for hundreds of years.
