1. Entitled to occupy a curule chair: magisterial.

2. Among the Romans, a sort of folding stool without a back conveyed in a chariot, which only the chief magistrates were permitted to sit upon.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• curle,
• cerule,
• curele,
• curlle,
• curil,
• cerul,
• xurule,
• vurule,
• durule,
• cyrule,
• chrule,
• cjrule,
• c8rule,
• c7rule,
• curulpe,
• curulle,
• curulee,
• curill,
• Curull,
• Cureull