A bull is an adult male of various species of large mammals; see List of animal names - The senior most Ensign (rank) in a United States Navy command; also called the "Bull Ensign"
- Ceradyne Bull, a military vehicle
- Papal bull, a solemn decree from the Pope
- Bull of the Crusade, a religious document given as a type of indulgence
- Bull (mythology), worship of the Sacred Bull (also known as Taurus) throughout the ancient world
- Bull market, an economic trend
- Irish bull, a ludicrous, incongruent or logically absurd statement
- Bull (TV series), an original show on the TNT Network
- "Bull" (CSI), an eighth season episode of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
- A member of a railroad police force
- USS Bull, two U.S. Navy ships
- Tupolev Tu-4, a Soviet bomber aircraft given the NATO reporting name "Bull"
- Groupe Bull, a French computer company
- Bull!, a short-lived BBC radio show
- •, HTML character entity reference for the bullet character (•)
[edit] People - Bull (Kent cricketer), (first name unknown)
- Amos Bad Heart Bull, Oglala Lakota artist and historian
- Bull, a character in Lassie (manga)
- Dixie Bull, English sea captain and pirate
- John Bull (disambiguation)
- John Bull (composer), English composer, musician, and organ builder
- Ole Bull (1810-1880), Norwegian violinist
- Olaf Bull, Norwegian poet
- Fredrik Rosing Bull (1882-1925), Norwegian engineer
- Gerald Bull, engineer who developed long range artillery
- Hedley Bull, political scientist and major contributor to the English School of international relations
- Roy Bull, Australian rugby league footballer and coach
- Sitting Bull, Hunkpapa Sioux medicine man and leader
- White Bull, Sioux leader
- Bull Shannon, a character played by Richard Moll on the television program Night Court
- Bull Buchanan, ring name of professional wrestler Barry Buchanan
- Alan "Bull" Richardson, a former Australian rules footballer for Richmond Football Club
- Bull Connor, a Democratic Party politician and police official from the city of Birmingham, Alabama, during the American Civil Rights Movement
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