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trindle
[
trin
-dl
,
trin
-l
]
trin·dle
/
ˈtrɪn
dl
,
ˈtrɪn
l
/
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[
trin
-dl
,
trin
-l
]
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noun, verb,
trin·dled,
trin·dling.
1.
British
Dialect
.
a wheel, especially of a wheelbarrow.
verb (used with object),
verb
(used without object)
2.
Dialect
.
to roll; trundle.
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to bark; yelp.
to spend time idly; loaf.
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to bark; yelp.
to chew (food) slowly and thoroughly.
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Origin:
before 1000;
Middle English
trindel,
Old English
tryndel
circle, ring; akin to
Low German
tründeln
to roll.
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