ragman noun².ME.
[Perh. from Old Norse. Cf. RAGMAN ROLL.]
I.
1. A document recording (alleged) offences; any legal document, spec. that acknowledging Edward I as the Scottish nobles' overlord. ME-M16.

2. A list, a catalogue. Only in LME.
b. fig. A long discourse, a rigmarole. Scot. Only in 16.

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ragman(1)
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3. A game of chance involving the selection of items, each attached to a string and hidden in a roll. Only in ME.

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ragman noun¹. ['ragmǝn] Pl. -men. ME.
[from RAG noun¹ + MAN noun. In sense 4 from RAG noun⁴.]
1. A ragged person. rare. Only in ME.

2. (A name for) a devil or the Devil. rare. LME-E16.

3. A person who collects or deals in rags, old clothes, etc. L16.

4. A musician who plays ragtime music. M20.

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