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rackie

rackie noun: a parrel.

Noun

rackie (plural rackies)

  1. A parrel

Forms of rackie

pluralrackies

Origin of rackie

A diminutive ( + -ie) formed from Middle English rak, rack, rakke (“parrel”), from Old English racca (“parrel”), from Proto-West Germanic *rakkō, from Proto-Germanic *rakkô (“rope, cord”), from Proto-Indo-European *reǵ- (“to tie, bind”). Cognate with dialectal Norwegian rakke (“parrel”).

Questions about rackie

What does rackie mean?
Rackie means a parrel.
What part of speech is rackie?
Rackie is a noun.
What is the plural of rackie?
The plural of rackie is rackies.

Words near rackie in the dictionary

  1. Rackhams
  2. Rackheath
  3. rackhouse
  4. rackhouses
  5. Racki
  6. rackie
  7. rackies
  8. rackin'
  9. racking
  10. racking bend
  11. racking bends

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