Rick

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 446
rik, n. a pile or heap, as of hay. (A.S, hr, Ac, cog vulh Ice hraukr.] Rickets, nk'ets, using, a disease of childien, cluvrat termed bv softne and curvature of the bums. IFrom the Prov E. verb \H‘)ruk iSw. viicka), to twist, whose nasalised form is Wring, and freq Wriggle]
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