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riggal
ˈriggal Obs. exc. dial. Also 6 rigall, 7 riggall, riggald, 9 dial. riggle. [ad. F. rigole: see rigol n. and regal n.3] 1. A groove in wood or stone.1555 in Hardwicke Misc. State Papers (1778) I. 71 The handle of the same [saw] is kept in a rigall of wood from swerving. 1609 Holland Amm. Marcell. xxi...
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Riggal Papers
Captain Peter Miles Riggal served with the Lincolnshire Regiment and was an expert in the use of explosives. However, Riggal kept the notes, and they were forgotten for many years.
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rigalding
† ˈrigalding, vbl. n. Obs.—0 [Cf. riggal, and rigol v.] (See quot.)1688 Holme Armoury iii. 111/1 By Free Masons and Stone-Cutters..Rigalding is to set in the Wedges.
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Combined Military Services Museum
Amongst the rarest items in the museum are the Riggal Papers. These are the training records of Captain P M Riggal, an instructor in the SOE, found 50 years after the end of the Second World War.
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riggle
▪ I. riggle dial. variant of riggal, groove.▪ II. riggle variant of wriggle n. and v.
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riggot
▪ I. ˈriggot1 dial. Also 6 rygett, 9 riggit (ricket). [var. of riggald: cf. prec.] = ridgel.1559 Richmond Wills (Surtees) 135, xxij{supt}{supi}⊇ tupes and rygetts. 1814 Pegge Suppl. Grose, Riggot, a half-gelded horse. Lanc. 1825– in northern dial. glossaries (Northumb., Durh., Yorks.).▪ II. ˈriggot2...
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rigol
▪ I. ˈrigol, n. Also 6–7 rigoll. [ad. F. rigole water-course, gutter, furrow, drill, groove: see riggal and regal n.3 for variant forms in English.] 1. A ring or circle. (Now only with reference or allusion to Shakes. 2 Hen. IV.) App. derived from the application of the word to a groove running roun...
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