rickle
1 of 2noun
rick·le
ˈrikəl
plural -s
1
dialectal, British : a small stack : loose heap : pile
a rickle of stones
2
dialectal, British : something loosely put together
specifically : a lanky loose-jointed person
rickle
2 of 2transitive verb
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-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal, British
: to make into a pile
Word History
Etymology
Noun
perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Norwegian dialect rikl, rukl small heap of stones
- nonconstructions
- nonconstructive
- nonconsumer
- nonconsumers
- nonconsuming
- nonconsumption
- nonconsumptions
- nonconsumptive
- noncontact
- noncontacts
- noncontagious
- noncontemporaries
- noncontemporary
- noncontender
- noncontenders
- noncontent
- noncontentious
- noncontiguous
- noncontingent
- noncontinuous
- noncontinuous easement
- noncontraband
- noncontraceptive
- at-homeness
- at-large