Definition of rue-raddy in English:

rue-raddy

(also row-raddy, row-raddie, rue-raddie)

noun ˈruːˌradi

historical

A belt or rope, or a rude harness made of these, passed over the shoulder for the purpose of dragging something along.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Parker Snow (1817–1895), mariner and explorer. Origin unknown.

(also row-raddy, row-raddie, rue-raddie)

nounˈruːˌradi

historical

A belt or rope, or a rude harness made of these, passed over the shoulder for the purpose of dragging something along.

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Parker Snow (1817–1895), mariner and explorer. Origin unknown.

单词	rue-raddy
释义	Definition of rue-raddy in English: rue-raddy (also row-raddy, row-raddie, rue-raddie) noun ˈruːˌradi historical A belt or rope, or a rude harness made of these, passed over the shoulder for the purpose of dragging something along. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Parker Snow (1817–1895), mariner and explorer. Origin unknown. Definition of rue-raddy in US English: rue-raddy (also row-raddy, row-raddie, rue-raddie) nounˈruːˌradi historical A belt or rope, or a rude harness made of these, passed over the shoulder for the purpose of dragging something along. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in William Parker Snow (1817–1895), mariner and explorer. Origin unknown.
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