harl verb. [hɑ:l] Scot. & north. ME.
[Origin unkn.]
1. verb trans. Drag, usu. with friction or scraping of the ground. ME.

2. verb intrans. Drag or trail oneself, go with dragging feet. E16.
b. Come as if dragged off. rare. L18.

3. verb trans. Roughcast with lime mingled with small gravel. L16.

4. verb intrans. Troll for fish. M19.

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harl noun¹. [hɑ:l] Also harle. See also HERL. M17.
[App. = Middle Low German herle, harle, etc., Low German harl, East Frisian harrel fibre of flax or hemp.]
1. A filament or fibre (of flax or hemp). M17.

2. A barb or fibre of a feather. L19.

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harl noun². [hɑ:l] Scot. & north. E19.
[from HARL verb.]
1. The action or an act of harling; something dragged or scraped together. E19.

2. A small quantity, a scraping (of something). (lit. & fig.) E19.

3. A composition of lime and gravel or sand; roughcast. M19.

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