russels
russels is the plural of russel.
Meaning of russel
Noun
russel (countable and uncountable, plural russels)
- A twilled woolen material.
- A fox.
- And dan ruſſel the fox stert up at onys
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- And dan ruſſel the fox stert up at onys
Questions about russels
- What is russels the plural of?
- Russels is the plural of russel.
Words near russels in the dictionary
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