reddle
verbEtymology Apparently a variation of ruddle, though not certainly.
1
To redden.
- Reddled and waxed, the room's stone floor was set perhaps two feet below the outside ground.1983, Samuel R. Delany, Neveryóna::
noun, verb — 2 senses
Etymology Apparently a variation of ruddle, though not certainly.
Red ochre, historically used to mark sheep
Etymology Apparently a variation of ruddle, though not certainly.
To redden.
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