gangrel
/ˈɡaŋɡrəl/(also gangril, gangerill, gangeril)
noun
Chiefly English regional ( northern ) and Scottish. A wandering beggar; a vagrant; a wanderer, a walker; a pedlar.
adjective
1Chiefly English regional ( northern ) and Scottish. Vagabond, vagrant; wandering.
2Lanky, loose-jointed.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Richard Rolle (a1310–1349), hermit and religious author. Probably from gang + -rel.
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