aggrave
/əˈɡreɪv/Now rare
verb
[with object] = aggravate.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Chartier's Quadrilogue. From Middle French agraver, aggraver (French aggraver), alteration (after the ulterior etymon, classical Latin aggravāre) of Middle French agrever, aggrever agriever, aggriever.
- pulley case
- pulley check
- pulley cone
- pulley cord
- pulley drum
- pulley frame
- pulley-hauley
- pulleyhees
- pulleyless
- pulley mortise
- pulley piece
- pulley sheave
- pulley stile
- pulley wheel
- pull factor
- pull hitter
- pullicate
- pullikens
- pullikins
- pull in
- pulling bar
- pulling bone
- pulling guard
- pulling jack
- pulling power