RUCKLE Meaning and
Definition
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Ruckle is a verb that generally means to wrinkle, crumple, or crease, typically in reference to fabric or paper. This term is commonly used to describe the action of causing a material to form small twists or folds, resulting in an uneven or crinkled appearance. When an object such as a cloth or a sheet of paper becomes ruckled, it usually loses its smooth and flat texture.
In a broader sense, ruckle can also be used to depict something that is tangled or disorderly. For instance, hair or wires that are tangled and knotted together may be described as ruckled due to their unkempt and twisted state.
Furthermore, ruckle can sometimes serve as a noun, representing a fold or crease on a material's surface. This refers to the actual result of the action of ruckling, where an object becomes crumpled or wrinkled.
Overall, ruckle is a versatile word that primarily denotes the action of crumpling or creasing fabric or paper, as well as the actual effect or appearance of such wrinkling. This term can also be extended to describe disorderly or tangled situations or objects, emphasizing their twisted or knotted nature.
Common Misspellings for RUCKLE
- 5uckle
- 4uckle
- ryckle
- rhckle
- rjckle
- r8ckle
- r7ckle
- ruxkle
- ruvkle
- rufkle
- rudkle
- rucjle
- rucmle
- ruclle
- rucole
- rucile
- ruckke
- ruckpe
Etymology of RUCKLE
The word "ruckle" originates from Middle English, specifically from the Old English word "hrūcan" which means to breathe with difficulty or to croak. It is related to the Old High German word "hrōchōn" and the Middle Dutch word "rook" which both carry the same meaning. Over time, "hrūcan" transformed into "rucken" in Middle English, which eventually led to the modern form "ruckle". The word has come to have various meanings, including to wrinkle, rumple, or make a crackling noise.
Similar spelling word for RUCKLE
Conjugate verb Ruckle
CONDITIONAL
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CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS
I
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have ruckle
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CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
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FUTURE
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FUTURE CONTINUOUS
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FUTURE PERFECT
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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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IMPERATIVE
you
ruckle
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to ruckle
PAST
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PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was ruckling
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PAST PARTICIPLE
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PAST PERFECT
I
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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
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PRESENT
I
ruckle
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PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am ruckling
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PRESENT PARTICIPLE
ruckling
PRESENT PERFECT
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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
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have been ruckling
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