harl¹ /härl/ or herl /hûrl/

1. A fibre of flax, etc
2. A barb of a feather, esp one used in making an artificial fly for angling
3. Such a fly

harl² /härl/ (Scot)

1. To drag along the ground
2. To roughcast

1. To drag oneself
2. To troll for fish

1. The act of dragging
2. A small quantity, a scraping of anything
3. A haul
4. Roughcast

harˈling noun

• eat away
• eat boiled crow
• eatche
• eatches
• eat crow
• eat dirt
• eaten
• eater
• eaterie
• eateries
• eaters
• eatery
• eath
• eathe
• eathly
• eat humble pie
• eat in
• eating
• eating apple
• eating apples
• eating-house
• eating-houses
• eating irons
• eating out of one's hand
• eatings