1. a low, boat-shaped sledge drawn by dogs or reindeer, used especially in Arctic regions
Usage: also spelled pulka; common in Scandinavian and Arctic contexts

Examples

• The explorer hitched the dogs to the pulk before setting out across the frozen tundra.
• Inuit hunters traditionally used pulks to transport supplies and game.
• The team loaded their gear onto the pulk for the Arctic expedition.
• A pulk glided silently across the snow, pulled by a team of huskies.