Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun See
rantle-tree .
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Examples
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There are some no bad folk amang the gipsies too, to be sic a gang, added Dandie; if ever I see that auld randle-tree of a wife again, Ill gie her something to buy tobaccoI have a great notion she meant me very fair after a.
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Here, you bitter old randle-tree, there are three thirteens for you; and if you will go down to the kitchen with the cook, he will give you a regular skinful. '
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Dandie; 'if ever I see that auld randle-tree of a wife again, I
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Dandie; 'if ever I see that auld randle-tree of a wife again, I'll gie her something to buy tobacco.
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There are some no bad folk amang the gipsies too, to be sic a gang, 'added Dandie;' if ever I see that auld randle-tree of a wife again, I 'll gie her something to buy tobacco.
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There are some no bad folk amang the gipsies too, to be sic a gang,’ added Dandie; ‘if ever I see that auld randle-tree of a wife again, I ‘ll gie her something to buy tobacco.
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