rund

(Ger. & Dan. rand = a border.] A sel vage of broad cloth; list; a border "That's no lists or tailor's runds or selvage of claith." -Scott: Antiquary , ch. xxiv. *run del, s. (RUNNEL.) A runlet; a moat with water in it. run-dle, s. [A dim in. from round (q. v.).] I. Ordinary Language: 1. A round or step of a ladder; a rung. "We are to consider the several steps and rundles we are to ascend by." - Duppa . 2. Poetry expre ed in Runes. rûn'-ēr, s . [Eng.run(e); -er .] A bard or learned man among the ancient Goths. rŭng, pret. & pa. par. of v. [RING, v.]