raddle¹ /radˈl/

Reddle or ruddle (red ochre)

1. To colour or mark with red ochre
2. To rouge coarsely

raddˈled adjective

1. (of a person) aged and worsened by debauchery
2. Coloured as by raddle

raddˈleman noun

raddle² /radˈl/

1. A flexible rod or strip of wood used to make hurdles, fences or (with plaster) walls, by weaving between uprights
2. A hurdle, door, fence, etc so made
3. A hedge formed by interweaving the branches of trees
4. A wooden bar used in weaving

1. To interweave
2. To thrash (N Eng)

ruddle /rudˈl/, also raddle /radˈl/ or reddle /redˈl/

Red ochre

1. To mark with ruddle
2. To rouge coarsely

ruddˈleman, raddˈleman or reddˈleman noun

A person who digs or deals in ruddle

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