rackle
/ˈrakl/Now chiefly Scottish and English regional (northern )
adjective
Of an emotion or action, etc.: bold, rash, crude; (of speech) rough, blunt; (of things) sturdy, robust.
Origin
Middle English (in an earlier sense). Origin uncertain; perhaps from rake + -le.
- high-flying Tory
- high forest
- high franchise
- high frequency
- high-frequency alternator
- high-frequency amplification
- high-frequency heating
- high-frequency induction furnace
- high-frequency resistance
- high-frequency trader
- high-frequency trading
- high-frequency treatment
- high-functioning
- high-fusing
- Highgate
- high gear
- high-geared
- High German
- high-gloss
- high-go
- high-grade
- high-graded
- high-grading
- high grinding
- high ground