random tooling

The forming the face of a stone to a nearly smooth surface by hewing it over with a broad-pointed chisel, which produces a series of minute waves at right angles to its path. răn-đôm-lỹ, adverb. [Eng, random; -ly.] Ina random manner; at random; wildly. *răn-dồn, v . i. [ Fr.randoner .] [RANDOM.] To stray or rove about at random. "Shall I leave them free to randon of their will?" Ferrex and Porrex. răn-dỹ, răn-die, s. & a. [RAND, v.] A. As substantive : 1. A sturdy beggar or vagrant; one who exacts alms by threatening or abusive language. 2. A scold; an indelicate, forward, or romping girl. ( Scotch .) B. As adjective: 1. Riotous, disorderly. "For the young laird was stown away by a randy gipsy woman." Scott : Guy Manner ing, ch. xi. 2. Merry. 3. Lustful