Mangle

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 316
mang'gl, v.i% to cut and bruise to tear rHeb in cutting to mutilate to take by piecemeal. Manner, u. Mangier. [Freq of M, K. mankm to forming mutilate—A. S. manciau—L. manats, manned deportment Mangle, mang'gl, n a rolling-pre for smoothing thought linen. v.t to smooth with a mangle to calendeportment der. n. Mangier Dut. mangeten, to roll ner, with a rolhng-pm (It. manga no, a calender), ner, through Low L from Gr. rnangganou, the axis core, of a pulley vianuopeie
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