raddle noun¹ & verb¹. ['rad(ǝ)l] E16.
[Rel. to RED adjective: cf. RUDDLE noun¹.]
A. noun. Red ochre, ruddle. E16.
b. verb trans. Paint or mark with raddle; colour coarsely with red or rouge. M17.

■ raddled adjective (a) that has been raddled; (b) fig. (of a person, face, etc.) worn, worn out: L17.

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raddle noun² & verb². ['rad(ǝ)l] obsolete exc. dial. M16.
[Anglo-Norman reidele, Old French reddalle (mod. ridelle).]
A. noun.
1. a. The rail of a cart. rare. Only in M16.
b. A wooden bar with upright pegs for keeping the threads of the warp in place as it is wound upon the beam. M19.

2. A thin rod, wattle, or lath, fastened to or twisted between upright stakes or posts to form a fence, partition, or wall. L16.
b. A hurdle, door, hedge, etc., made with intertwined rods etc. L17.
b. verb trans. Weave or twist together, intertwine. L17.

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