Rally

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 426
ral'i, v.t. to attack with raillery to ban- ter.- -v.t. to exercise raillery —pa and pa p rall'ied [Fr miller. A variant ol Rail, v.i Ram, ram, « a male sheep uistt.) Aries >L the ram), one of the signs of the zodiac an engine of war for battering, with a head like that of a rain: a hydraulic engine, called uatet-iuni' a ship of war armed with a heavy iron beak for running down a hostile ve el, -v t to ihiust with violence, as a ram with its head to force together to drive hard down pr.p ramm'mg pa.t. and Pa p. rammed |A.S. rant, rom; cog with Ger. rattan Sans, rant, to sport Ramble, ram'bl, v to go from place to place without object: Lo visit many places: to desultory, as in discourse —v. a rowng from place to place: an irregular excursion —n. Ram' bier fFrcq of Roam Rambling, ram'hling. adj moving alxnit irregularly unsettled desultory. Ramification, ram i-fi-kashim, division or sep a i at i on into tram lies a branch: a division or subdivision {/wt.) manner ol producing branches
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