Dragbolt
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1909 · p. 81
( Mach.) The strong bolt coupling the drag-bar of a locomotive engine and tender together, and removable at pleasure. Dragee, ( drazh'ai,) n. [Fr.] ( Confectionery.) An almond or dried preserve, covered with white sugar. Drag'gle, v . a . [Dim. of drag .] To draw or trail along the ground; to wet and bemire by drawing on the ground and mud, or on wet gra ; to drabble. "You'll see a draggled damsel here and there."-Gay. v. n. To be drawn on the ground; to become wet, soiled, or besmirched by being drawn on the mud or on wet gra , "His draggling tail hung in the dirt."- Hudibras .
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