raggle
Definition of raggle
-ed/-ing/-s
: to cut a raggle in (stone)
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raggle
Definition of raggle
-s
1 : a groove cut in masonry; especially : one that receives the upper edge of a flashing above a roof
2 : a manufactured building unit provided with a groove into which metal flashing can be fitted
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