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draggle-tail
draggle-tail (ˈdræg(ə)lteɪl) [f. draggle v. + tail n.] 1. A draggle-tailed person; a woman whose skirts are wet and draggled, or whose dress hangs about her untidily and dirty; a slut.1596 Nashe Saffron Walden 143 To see a..draggell taile run her taile into a bushe of thornes. 1611 Speed Hist. Gt. B... Oxford English Dictionary
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draggle-tailed
ˈdraggle-tailed, a. Having a tail or skirt that trails on the ground in mud and wet.1654 Gataker Disc. Apol. 4 Everie draggle-tail'd Girl that comes to them. 1825 Scott Jrnl. 23 Nov., A draggle-tailed wench. 1831 E. J. Trelawny Adv. Younger Son I. 288 The draggletailed..cockatoo. Oxford English Dictionary
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Piano Sonata No. 31 (Beethoven)
scherzo by using motifs from two folk songs, "Unsa kätz häd kaz'ln g'habt" ("Our cat has had kittens") and "Ich bin lüderlich, du bist lüderlich" ("I am a draggle-tail , you are a draggle-tail"). wikipedia.org
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daggle-tail
daggle-tail, n. Obs. exc. dial. (ˈdæg(ə)lteɪl) A person (esp. a woman) whose garments are bemired by being trailed over wet ground; an untidy woman, slut, slattern. Now draggle-tail.1577–87 Holinshed Chron. III. 1098/2 Vpon their ioining with the queens soldiors, the one part could not be discerned ... Oxford English Dictionary
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My Little Pony: The Movie (1986 film)
at the Volcano of Gloom, a wicked witch named Hydia is planning to ruin the ponies' festival, but her two sincere but incompetent daughters, Reeka and Draggle Meanwhile, Spike, Baby Lickety-Split, and the Grundles almost fall victim to the Smooze, with Spike's tail being smoozed, but they escape by floating down wikipedia.org
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drabble
▪ I. drabble, v. (dræb(ə)l) [ME. drabelen = LG. (EFris.) drabbeln to walk or wade about in water or liquid mud, to paddle; to splash, bespatter: cf. drabbe thick dirty liquid, mire, drabbig muddy, miry, turbid; also early mod.Du. drabben to run about, tramp about.] 1. intr. To become wet and dirty b... Oxford English Dictionary
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Madeline Kahn
space in the Jerry Lewis sci-fi comedy Slapstick of Another Kind (1982), the love interest of Burt Reynolds in the crime comedy City Heat (1984), and Draggle She voiced the character Gussie Mausheimer in the animated film An American Tail. wikipedia.org
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claggok
† ˈclaggok Sc. Obs. [f. clag + -ock.] One clagged with mire, ‘a draggle-tail’ (Jam.).c 1538 Lyndesay Syde Taillis 62 Pure [= poor] Claggokis cled in riploch quhyte. Oxford English Dictionary
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1999 in animation
December December 3: Madeline Kahn, American actress, comedian and singer (voice of Draggle in My Little Pony: The Movie, Gussie Mausheimer in An American Tail, Gypsy in A Bug's Life, Mrs. wikipedia.org
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1942 in animation
September 29: Madeleine Kahn, American actress, comedian, and singer (voice of Draggle in My Little Pony: The Movie, Gussie Mausheimer in An American Tail, Gypsy in A Bug's Life, Mrs. wikipedia.org
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peckerwood
peckerwood U.S. (ˈpɛkəwʊd) [f. woodpecker with reversal of the two elements.] a. A woodpecker. dial.1859 Bartlett Dict. Amer. (ed. 2) 314 Peckerwood, Western for Woodpecker. 1893 H. A. Shands Some Peculiarities of Speech in Mississippi 49 Peckerwood, woodpecker. Bartlett says that this word is Weste... Oxford English Dictionary
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skip-kennel
† skip-kennel Obs. [f. skip v.1 + kennel n.2] One who has to jump or skip over the kennels or gutters; a lackey, a foot-boy, a footman. (Cf. skip n.1 3.)1668 R. L'Estrange Vis. Quev. (1708) 155 Yet every Draggle-Tail'd Wench, and Skip-kennel, shall be better us'd than We. c 1680 Roxb. Ball. VII. 18 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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trotter
trotter (ˈtrɒtə(r)) [f. trot v. + -er1; cf. med.L. trotārius (Du Cange), OF. trotier (Godef.).] 1. A horse (or other quadruped) which trots; spec. a horse especially bred and trained to the trot.1381–2 [see 6]. 1391–2 Earl Derby's Exped. (Camden) 143 Pro duobus equis trotters cum duabus sellis per i... Oxford English Dictionary
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