maggle
/ˈmaɡ(ə)l/(also maigell) Chiefly Scottish. Now rare
verb
[with object] To maul, maim, lacerate, cut up; to disorder; to botch, confuse.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Edward, Duke of York (fl. c1373–1415), magnate. Perhaps a variant of mangle, and perhaps also influenced by Anglo-Norman demagler, demangler to lacerate, maim, mutilate.
- migrainoid
- migrainous
- migrancy
- migranoid
- migrant
- migrant camp
- migrant hostel
- migrant labor
- migrant labor camp
- migrant laborer
- migrant labour
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- migrant labourer
- migrant labour system
- migrant ship
- migrate
- migration
- Migration Age
- migrational
- migrationism
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- migration myth
- migration path
- Migration Period
- migration station