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ravelled
▪ I. † ˈravelled, a. Obs. (See ravel bread.)1577 Harrison England ii. vi. (1877) i. 154 The raueled is a kind of cheat bread also, but it reteineth more of the grosse, and less of the poore substance of the wheat. The raueled cheat..is generallie so made [etc.]. 1613 Wither Abuses ii. i, For bread, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Verse (poetry)
The thought behind, I strove to join Unto the thought before – But Sequence ravelled out of Sound Like Balls – upon a Floor. wikipedia.org
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ravelly
ˈravelly, a. rare. Somewhat ravelled.1890 Century Mag. Jan. 444/1 note, A..suit of clothes that looked seamed and ravelly. Oxford English Dictionary
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Joel Lieber
…This is a sad extension of those earlier quixotic and prophetic novels but Lieber's last book is also his strongest showing up everywhere a ravelled urgency wikipedia.org
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ravel bread
ˈravel bread Obs. exc. dial. [Of obscure origin: cf. ravelled a.] Bread made of whole meal, or of flour with the bran left in. Also ravel loaf.1591 Florio 2nd Fruites 51 Here is cheate bread, rauel bread, manchet bread, and houshold bread. 1608 T. Cocks Diary (1901) 37/4 Mr. Deanes boye, that brough... Oxford English Dictionary
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John Lucarotti
He created the television series Operation Patch (later novelised), The Ravelled Thread, and The Panther's Leap. wikipedia.org
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untwisting
unˈtwisting, vbl. n. [f. untwist v.] The action or result of taking out of twist; also pl., untwisted fibres or threads.1591 Percivall, Deshiladura, vntwisting. 1611 Florio, Sfiaccij, vntwistings, rauelings, lint for Chirurgions. 1651 Baxter Inf. Bapt. 92 There should be no difficulty in the untwist... Oxford English Dictionary
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Willie Clancy (musician)
Milltown Malbay in 1957 he recorded some influential 78 rpm recordings for the Gael Linn label - among them the classic reel selection "The Old Bush/The Ravelled wikipedia.org
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enravel
† enˈravel, v. Obs. rare. Also 7 inravel. [f. en-1 + ravel, Sc., rail.] trans. To enclose within railings. Hence enˈravelled ppl. a.1632 Lithgow Trav. ix. 410 A gaudy beede inraueled betweene fiue small fast made irons. Ibid. x. 441 Two milk white Hennes, enraueled in an Iron Cage. Ibid. i. 32 The i... Oxford English Dictionary
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Julia Jones (writer)
Factory: The working life of Herbert Allingham 19 September 2012 Strong Winds series: The Salt-Stained Book (Strong Winds vol. 1) 16 June 2011 A Ravelled wikipedia.org
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reweave
reweave, v. (riː-) [re- 5 a.] To weave again. In quots. fig. Hence reˈweaving vbl. n.c 1700 Congreve Ovid's Met. x, Let me again Eurydice receive, Let Fate her quick-spun thread of life re-weave. 1860 Ld. Lytton Lucile ii. i. §19. 1 ‘So!’ he thought, ‘they meet thus: and reweave the old charm!’ 1882... Oxford English Dictionary
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Janet Morton
Exhibition history, collections and awards A retrospective of twenty years of her work, entitled The Ravelled Sleeve, was held in 2012 at the McDonald wikipedia.org
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tethery
tethery, a. rare. (ˈtɛðərɪ) [f. tether n. + -y.] Apt to become tangled or ravelled: said of long-stapled wool, the fibres of which cling together.1894 C. Vickerman Woollen Spinning ix. 167 It is very obvious..that a long tethery wool would be extremely difficult to divide from the lap, either by the... Oxford English Dictionary
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Muriel Pavlow
She also appeared on television in character roles, including Queen Victoria in The Ravelled Thread (1978), in addition to small parts on popular TV series She made many TV appearances over the years, notably making a cameo appearance as Queen Victoria in Southern Television's The Ravelled Thread (1980). wikipedia.org
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ravel
▪ I. ravel, n.1 (ˈræv(ə)l) Also Sc. raivel, dial. revel. [f. the vb. Cf. Du. rafel a fraying out.] 1. A tangle, complication, entanglement; a cluster.1634 Jackson Creed vii. xxvi. §1 The thread which we are to unwind as far as possibly we can without knot or ravel. 1853 W. Jerdan Autobiogr. IV. 150 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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