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raxle

raxle verb: to stretch oneself; rouse up from sleep.

Verb

raxle (third-person singular simple present raxles, present participle raxling, simple past and past participle raxled)

  1. (intransitive, obsolete) To stretch oneself; rouse up from sleep.

Forms of raxle

third-person singular presentraxles
present participleraxling
past participleraxled
pastraxled

Origin of raxle

From Middle English raxlen, equivalent to rax (“to stretch oneself”) + -le (frequentative suffix).

Questions about raxle

What does raxle mean?
Raxle means to stretch oneself; rouse up from sleep.
What part of speech is raxle?
Raxle is a verb.
What is the past tense of raxle?
The past tense of raxle is raxled.

Words near raxle in the dictionary

  1. Raxaul
  2. raxed
  3. raxes
  4. raxibacumab
  5. raxing
  6. raxle
  7. raxofelast
  8. ray
  9. ray casting
  10. Ray County
  11. ray floret

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