No. 5,532 in French
boullé
It seems "boullé" might be a typo or a rare term. If you meant "boule," it means "ball" or "sphere" in English.
In a sentence
Le papier était boullé à cause de l'humidité.
The paper was warped due to the humidity.
Here, 'boullé' describes the physical state of the paper, indicating it became wrinkled or deformed.
L'eau boullée était prête pour le thé.
The boiled water was ready for tea.
In this sentence, 'boullé' refers to water that has been brought to a boil, indicating a heating process.
Il était tellement nerveux que son visage était boullé.
He was so nervous that his face was flushed.
Here, 'boullé' is used metaphorically to describe a face reddened or flustered due to emotion.
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