raddlings
noun
Money used for bribery in elections [probably from raddle; to interweave, to twist]
noun
Money used for bribery in elections [probably from raddle; to interweave, to twist]
noun
Time for drinking.
noun
A citizen
noun
A vision seen in sleep, a dream.
noun
The lust for, or addiction to the love of, married or otherwise spoken for women [From mulier, a woman who has the company of a man ]
adjective
Fatigued, oppressed.
Edit:
also: Ill-used, maltreated, half-starved.
(thanks to Thomas Cagley for pointing this out!)
noun
A furrow, a deep line in the face. [hence wrinkle, a small line]
noun
In those days, in time past. [Related to and opposite of nowadays.]
noun
An unmarried woman living with a man. A man and a woman who live together without being married are living tally.