ragwork1
/ˈraɡwəːk/noun
The process of making a fabric out of rags by weaving, sewing, or other means; the fabric thus made.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From rag + work.
ragwork2
/ˈraɡwəːk/noun
Masonry composed of flattish pieces of ragstone, with an undressed surface.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John Henry Parker (1806–1884), writer on architecture and publisher. From rag + work.
- birdlife
- bird-like
- birdlime
- birdling
- birdo
- bird observatory
- bird of paradise
- bird of paradise flower
- bird of passage
- bird of prey
- bird pepper
- bird ringer
- bird ringing
- birdseed
- bird's-eye
- bird's-eye chilli
- Birdseye, Clarence
- bird's-eye maple
- bird's-eye pepper
- bird's-eye view
- bird's-foot
- bird's-foot trefoil
- birdshot
- bird's-nest
- bird's-nest fungus