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Traditional English :: tatter
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tattered.html - n. (usu. in pl.) a rag; an irregularly torn piece of cloth or paper etc. in tatters colloq. (of a negotiation, argument, etc.) ruined, demolished. tattery adj. [ME f. ON tætrar rags: cf. Icel. tæturr] |
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Traditional English :: tattered
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tattered.html - adj.
in tatters. |
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Traditional English :: tattersall
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tattered.html - n. (in full tattersall check) a fabric with a pattern of coloured lines forming squares like a tartan. [R. Tattersall, Engl. horseman d. 1795: from the traditional design of horse blankets] |
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Traditional English :: tatter
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tattered.html - n. (usu. in pl.) a rag; an irregularly torn piece of cloth or paper etc. in tatters colloq. (of a negotiation, argument, etc.) ruined, demolished. tattery adj. [ME f. ON tætrar rags: cf. Icel. tæturr] |
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Traditional English :: tattered
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tattered.html - adj.
in tatters. |
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Traditional English :: tattersall
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tattered.html - n. (in full tattersall check) a fabric with a pattern of coloured lines forming squares like a tartan. [R. Tattersall, Engl. horseman d. 1795: from the traditional design of horse blankets] |
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