rivelled
/ˈrɪvld/(also riveled) Now literary, poetic, and English regional (west midlands and south-western )
adjective
1Of the skin, face, etc.: wrinkled; full of wrinkles or small folds.
- Very common from the 15th to the 17th centuries..
2Without construction.
Origin
Old English (in an earlier sense). From rivel + -ed.
- macroencephaly
- macro-engineering
- macroevolution
- macroevolutionary
- macrofauna
- macrofilaria
- macrofilaricidal
- St Mark's fly
- St Martin
- St Martin's flower
- St Martin's herb
- St Martin's summer
- St.-Maure
- St Moritz
- St-Nazaire
- St. Nicholas' Day
- St Nicolas
- stoa
- stoat
- stob
- stobie pole
- stochastic
- stochastically
- stocious
- stock