Definition of ruddle in English:

ruddle

noun ˈrʌd(ə)lˈrədl

mass noun

1
another term for reddle
1. 1.1 A small block of reddle or a similar substance that is attached to the chest of a ram to mark the ewe that it tups.

Late Middle English: related to obsolete rud 'red colour' and red; compare with raddle.

befuddle, cuddle, fuddle, huddle, muddle, puddle

nounˈrədlˈrədl

1A red pigment consisting of ocher.
1. 1.1 A small block of ruddle or a similar substance that is attached to the chest of a ram to mark the sheep that it tups.

Late Middle English: related to obsolete rud ‘red color’ and red; compare with raddle.

单词	ruddle
释义	Definition of ruddle in English: ruddle noun ˈrʌd(ə)lˈrədl mass noun 1 another term for reddle 1.1 A small block of reddle or a similar substance that is attached to the chest of a ram to mark the ewe that it tups. Origin Late Middle English: related to obsolete rud 'red colour' and red; compare with raddle. Rhymes befuddle, cuddle, fuddle, huddle, muddle, puddle Definition of ruddle in US English: ruddle nounˈrədlˈrədl 1A red pigment consisting of ocher. 1.1 A small block of ruddle or a similar substance that is attached to the chest of a ram to mark the sheep that it tups. Origin Late Middle English: related to obsolete rud ‘red color’ and red; compare with raddle.
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