trattle

intransitive verb

trat·tle | \ˈtratᵊl\

-ed/-ing/-s

Definition of trattle

(Entry 1 of 2)

Scottish

: prattle, chatter, gossip

trattle

noun

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plural -s

Definition of trattle (Entry 2 of 2)

dialectal, England

: a pellet or dropping of any of various animals (as sheep or rabbits) —usually used in plural

History and Etymology for trattle

Intransitive verb

Middle English (Scots) tratlen

Noun

earlier tretle, probably alteration of obsolete English dialect treddle, from Middle English tredel, tyrdyl, from Old English tyrdel, diminutive of tord turd

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