raploch
/ˈraplɒx/ /ˈraplɒk/(also raplach, ramploch) Scottish and Irish English (northern )
noun
Coarse, homespun, undyed woollen cloth; a garment made from this.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in David Lindsay (c1486–1555), writer and herald. Origin uncertain; perhaps from Raploch, the name of a district in Stirling, Scotland.
- ripple stitch
- ripplet
- ripple-through
- ripple-through counter
- ripple ware
- rippling comb
- rippling machine
- ripply
- riprap
- ripresa
- rip-roaring
- rip-roaringly
- riproarious
- riproariously
- riprorious
- ripsaw
- ripsawing
- ripsnort
- ripsnorter
- ripsnorting
- ripsnortingly
- rip someone off
- rip something off
- rip something up
- ripstaver