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tweel
Definition of tweel
Scottish variant of twill
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tweel
Definition of tweel
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: the closure of a glass furnace: a : a clay covering for the furnace mouth b : a counterweighted furnace door
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Origin and Etymology of tweel
French tuile, literally, tile, alteration of Old French teule, tiule, from Latin tegula
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