Ravel

Meaning

Verb

●

To

or

(something)

; to entangle.

●

Often

up: to form (something)

, like

from

; to knit.

●

To

(a

of

, a

of

, etc.); to

(cloth, a

, etc.); to

, to

, to

; also, to

(a

of

, a

, etc.) from a

of

, or a

or

.

●

To

or

(someone or something).

●

Often

out: to

the

of (a problem, etc.); to

, to disentangle.

●

To

or

(something), like

fabric.

●

In Programming:

In the APL

programming language

: to

(a

) into a vector.

●

Often

out: of a

of

or

of

; or a

on a

or a

of

in a

, etc.: to become

or unwound.

●

Often

out: of

,

, etc.: to become

; to

, to unravel.

●

To become

or snarled.

Noun

●

In Scottish English:

A

; an

, a

, a tangle.

●

In Scottish English:

A

,

, or

; a complication.

●

A

which has

from

, etc.; also, a

of

, etc;

; an unravelling.

Name

●

A

given name

Sourced from

Origin

ravel

English

ravelen

Dutch

rafel

Dutch

Sourced from

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