strammel
noun
stram·mel
ˈstraməl
chiefly Scottish
: straw
Word History
Etymology
probably of French origin; akin to French dialect étramiller to scatter straw, from Middle French estramer, from Old French estraim straw, from Latin stramin-, stramen
- in a state of grace
- in a state of shock
- in a stew
- in a sulk
- in a sweat
- in a tight corner
- in a trice
- in a twinkling
- in a twitter
- in a vacuum
- in a way
- in a wink
- in a word
- in a world of one's own
- in a/one sense
- in abeyance
- in absentia
- in abstracto
- in abundance
- in accord
- in accord with
- in accordance with
- in actual fact
- in actuality
- in addition