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This attachment is also called a ravel or raivel; and folk-names for it (not in the dictionary) were wrathe and rake; the latter a very good descriptive title The warp-threads next are drawn through the interspaces between two dents or strips of the sley or reed.— Home Life in Colonial Days
A woman with a thimble-full of woman-wit could ravel them both up--ravel them up like a cut of worsteds Well, the day is near over.— A Knight of the Nets
Lest it should ravel, and be good to none,— Notes to Shakespeare — Volume 01: Comedies
The line of their fate that I ravel! "— Kormáks saga. English

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