Rayle

reɪl

Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary

(v.i) Rayle
rāl (Spens.) Same as Rail.

Usage in the news

The artwork of BETTY RAYLE will be on display from 11 am to 5 pm Saturday, Oct 6 at the Greenbank Cellars Winery, 3112 Day Road, as well as at Whidbey Pies Cafe at the Greenbank Farm. hidbeynewstimes.com

Rayle displays paintings and more in Greenbank Art and About. hidbeynewstimes.com

John Rayl The Press TribuneTony Ellison (39) is dragged down by two Woodcreek players Friday night. thepresstribune.com

Usage in literature

Now Arnold Lodlo and Michael Bute rayled at them, and told them their knaverie would show itselfe. "Henry Hudson" by Thomas A. Janvier

When none of these will take, they fal to right downe rayling; these Puritans, these singular fellowes, &c. unfit for all honest company. "A Coal From The Altar, To Kindle The Holy Fire of Zeale" by Samuel Ward

Rayling was sixty miles away. "Get-Rich-Quick Wallingford" by George Randolph Chester

And a kind of Ralla aquatica or water Rayle. "The Works of Sir Thomas Browne" by Thomas Browne

Usage in poetry

"And then if my gold may better her birthe,
And equall the gold that you lay on the earth,
Then neyther rayle nor grudge you to see
The blind beggars daughter a lady to bee.

"The Beggar's Daughter of Bednall-Green" by Anonymous British

But rescew came speedilye over the plaine,
Or else the young knight for his love had been slaine;
This fray being ended, then straitway he see
His kinsmen come rayling at pretty Bessee.

"The Beggar's Daughter of Bednall-Green" by Anonymous British

Then spake the blind beggar, "Although I bee poore,
Yett rayle not against my child at my own doore;
Though shee be not decked in velvett and pearle,
Yet will I dropp angells with you for my girle;

"The Beggar's Daughter of Bednall-Green" by Anonymous British