Definition of ratten crook in English:

ratten crook

(also ratton creeak)

noun ˈratn ˌkrʊk

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brathwait (?1588–1673), poet and writer. Apparently a variant of reckon-crook.

(also ratton creeak)

nounˈratn ˌkrʊk

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brathwait (?1588–1673), poet and writer. Apparently a variant of reckon-crook.

单词	ratten crook
释义	Definition of ratten crook in English: ratten crook (also ratton creeak) noun ˈratn ˌkrʊk A crook used for suspending pots over a fire; = reckon-crook. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brathwait (?1588–1673), poet and writer. Apparently a variant of reckon-crook. Definition of ratten crook in US English: ratten crook (also ratton creeak) nounˈratn ˌkrʊk A crook used for suspending pots over a fire; = reckon-crook. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Richard Brathwait (?1588–1673), poet and writer. Apparently a variant of reckon-crook.
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