rillin
/ˈrɪlɪn/(also rilling, rillan, rilleen) Scottish (Caithness in later use)
noun
1A shoe made from undressed hide; = rullion. Formerly especially in †rough rillin. Now historical.
2 Caithness. In plural Rags, tatters.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in William Dunbar (?1460–?1530), poet and courtier. Variant of rivlin.
- polynomic
- polynosic
- polynuclear
- polynucleate
- polynucleated
- polynucleotide
- polynya
- polyocracy
- polyodic
- polyodont
- polyodontid
- polyoestrous
- macrofilaricide
- macroflora
- macro focusing
- macroform
- macrofossil
- macrofungus
- macrogamete
- macrogametocyte
- macrogametophyte
- macrogeographic
- macrogeographical
- macrogeography
- macroglia