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raddles
n. (plural of raddle English)
Usage examples of "raddles".
In old time the houses of the Britons were slightly set up with a few posts and many raddles, with stable and all offices under one roof, the like whereo else they are ceiled with oak of our own, or wainscot brought hither out of the east countries, whereby the rooms are not a little commended, made warm, and much more close than otherwise they would be.