Ruffianly

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 452
mf'i-an-li, adj. like a ruffian violent. Ruffle, ul v to make like a ruff, to wrinkle to foun into plaits: to form with ruffles: to disorder, to agitate —re/ to grow rough: to flutter — a plaited article of dre agitation o low loll of the drum [See Ruff.) Rufflor, ruf'Icr, «. swaggerer, a bully. Rufous, roT/fits. ad/ reddish or brownish-red having reddish hair. [L. rufus, akin to ruber red Rug, rug, a coaise, rough woollen cloth or (Oveilet. a soft, woolly mat. [From root of Rough
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