▪ I. † ˈrushle, v. Obs. rare.
[perh. f. rush v.2 + -le, but cf. rustle v. 2.]
intr. To rush. Hence † ˈrushling ppl. a. Obs.
| 1553 Bale Vocacyon 39 b, Than was all the rable of the shippe..called to the reckeninge, rushelinge together as they had bene the cookes of helle. 1632 Lithgow Trav. vi. 262 As I was placing his feete in the holes, distempred feare brought him downe upon me with a rushling hurle. |
▪ II. rushle
obs. variant of rustle v.