[ˈradl], (Noun)

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Middle English Middle English: apparently a variant of ruddle, although the change in vowel is unexplained

[ˈradl], (Verb)

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- cause (someone) to show signs of age or fatigue
(e.g: they were raddled by jet lag and sleeplessness after flying to Tokyo via Alaska)

- colour with reddle
(e.g: a device which holds a colour marking device on rams in lieu of raddling their breast wool with colour)


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Origin:
Middle English Middle English: apparently a variant of ruddle, although the change in vowel is unexplained