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rottle
▪ I. † ˈrottle, n. Obs.—1 [ad. OF. ratelle, dim. of rate: see rate n.4] The spleen.c 1450 Burgh Secrees 1744 Ache in the Rottle And ek in the haunches. [Cf. Secreta Secret. 31 Akyng of thyn haunchis and of thi mylte.]▪ II. rottle, v. Now dial. (ˈrɒt(ə)l) Also 4–6 rotle, 4–5 rotel, 5 rottill-. [= MDu... Oxford English Dictionary
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Crested bellbird
names bokonbokon, barkabark, and dirldirl are reflective of its cowbell-like voice, as are the early European names dick-dick-the-devil and wack-to-the-rottle wikipedia.org
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rotel
rotel obs. f. rottle v. Oxford English Dictionary
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rottel
rottel obs. form of rottle. Oxford English Dictionary
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Matt Hsu's Obscure Orchestra
Matt Hsu - Andrew Humphreys - Courts Lovell - Fin Nicol-Taylor - Lucie Pegna - Katie Randall - Hannah Reardon-Smith - Saro Roro - Jodie Rottle wikipedia.org
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rotle
rotle obs. form of rottle v. Oxford English Dictionary
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ruttle
▪ I. ruttle, n.1 Now dial. (ˈrʌt(ə)l) [f. ruttle v.] A rattling noise in the throat.1713 Burnet Serm. 175 The last Agonies, the fixed Eyes, and the dismal Ruttle,..tell all those about the Dying-Bed, that he..is now going to his Home. 1838 Holloway Prov. Dict., Ruttles, a noise, occasioned by a diff... Oxford English Dictionary
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rotl
‖ rotl (ˈrɒt(ə)l) Forms: 7 rethel, rotte (? rotle), rotal, 9 rotol, rottle, rattle, rutl, rotl. [a. Arab. reṭl, raṭl, which is supposed by some to be an alteration of Gr. λίτρα.] An eastern weight, varying in different places and for different commodities, but usually something between one and five ... Oxford English Dictionary
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rote
▪ I. rote, n.1 Now only Hist. (rəʊt) [a. OF. rote (rothe, route), = Prov. and med.L. rota, rotta; also MDu. rote, MLG. rotte, rode, MHG. rote, rott(e, OHG. rota, rotta. The original form was prob. *hrotta, an early Teutonic adoption of the Celtic word recorded by Venantius Fortunatus (6th cent.) as ... Oxford English Dictionary
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urchin
urchin (ˈɜːtʃɪn) Forms: α. 4 vrchun, 4–5 vrchon (5 nurchon, norchon), 4–6 urchone, 5 vrchone, vrchoun(e, 6–7, 8–9 dial. urchon, 7 urchan. β. 5–7 urchen, 6 vrchen, vrchyn, 6–7 vrchin (7 -ine, urching), 7– urchin; 5 norchen, 6, 9 dial. orchen. γ. 5 vrchion (9 dial. urchion), 6 vrcheon, 5, 7, 9 dial. u... Oxford English Dictionary
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