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▪ I. ˈrakel Obs. exc. dial.
Abbrev. of rake-hell.
1622Boys Wks. 413 This rakel-like behauiour is not in imperfect words only, but in scornful gestures of contempt. a1661Fuller Worthies (1840) III. 207 In Cambridge, where (when a youth) he was a Rakel in grain. 1670Cotton Espernon iii. xi. 545 A Cooper that had put himself in the head of a crew of Rakels of his own profession. 1886Cheshire Gloss., Rakell, a thoroughly bad man.
▪ II. rakel
obs. form of rackle a. |