rag-well
noun
A well at which rags are hung for ritual or superstitious purposes.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in John Brand (1744–1806), antiquary and topographer.
- prickly parsnip
- prickly pear
- prickly pole
- prickly poppy
- prickly rhubarb
- prickly saltwort
- prickly sculpin
- prickly shield fern
- prickly tang
- prickly yellow
- prick-ma-dainty
- prick-madam
- prick-mark
- prick-me-dainty
- prickpear
- prick post
- prick punch
- prick-seam
- prick shooting
- prick something out
- pricksong
- prick spur
- prick stitch
- prick-sucker
- prick-tease