maggle
/ˈmaɡ(ə)l/(also maigell) Chiefly Scottish. Now rare
verb
[with object] To maul, maim, lacerate, cut up; to disorder; to botch, confuse.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Edward, Duke of York (fl. c1373–1415), magnate. Perhaps a variant of mangle, and perhaps also influenced by Anglo-Norman demagler, demangler to lacerate, maim, mutilate.