Add to ORKGstreel vThat dress is streelin' the ground. (Is too long - dragging along the ground)JH 9/70 JH SEP 1970Used I and SupUsed I and SupNot usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOL
streelish aUntidyDNE-citUsed I and SupNot usedUsed Israoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOLLSource l...
streel v1. Stop streelin your coat on the ground. 2. Dragging.YesJ. D. A. WIDOWSON COLLECTORE'S PE...
streel nSpoken by a man: "I didn't want to look like a streel." [Maybe this is metaphoric, rath...
streel vA spell ago, the dresses used to streel on the ground an' they walkin'. He was streelin'...
streel vDon't streel it on the floor. 'drag, so as to get dirty' [blanket]WKirwin Oct 67Used I and ...
streelish a"real streelish in appearance" 'untidy'DNE-cit Nov 62 WKUsed I and SupNot usedNot use...
streel v"Streel" means to drag behind you.YesJ. WIDDOSON DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot use...
streel nan untidy personUsed IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOL
streel n'a sloppily or strangely dressed person'DNE-cit C Wms 64?Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: stra...
streel n- lazy or slovenly person, (usually a woman). "Boy, what a streel she's become!"JH 9/70Used...
streel v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.; cf. [i]Engld. Dia...
streelish aThat's a woman wasn't streelish. 'careless or untidy about one's appearance.'DNE-citU...
streel n(47) STREEL. Devine, 50: a term of contempt for a lazy and slovenly woman. cf. STRAILLE, ...
streel v. . . the horse then driven around the field cock with the rope left "streelin" on the grou...
streel nA term of contempt for a lazy or slovenly woman.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956U...
streelish aUntidyDNE-citUsed I and SupNot usedUsed Israoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOLLSource l...
streel v1. Stop streelin your coat on the ground. 2. Dragging.YesJ. D. A. WIDOWSON COLLECTORE'S PE...
streel nSpoken by a man: "I didn't want to look like a streel." [Maybe this is metaphoric, rath...
streel vA spell ago, the dresses used to streel on the ground an' they walkin'. He was streelin'...
streel vDon't streel it on the floor. 'drag, so as to get dirty' [blanket]WKirwin Oct 67Used I and ...
streelish a"real streelish in appearance" 'untidy'DNE-cit Nov 62 WKUsed I and SupNot usedNot use...
streel v"Streel" means to drag behind you.YesJ. WIDDOSON DNE-citUsed I and SupUsed I and SupNot use...
streel nan untidy personUsed IUsed INot usedsraoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOL
streel n'a sloppily or strangely dressed person'DNE-cit C Wms 64?Used IUsed INot usedsraoille: stra...
streel n- lazy or slovenly person, (usually a woman). "Boy, what a streel she's become!"JH 9/70Used...
streel v[check] STRONGBACK. Ridge pole, Av. [check] STOG. To stuff, to pack, Av.; cf. [i]Engld. Dia...
streelish aThat's a woman wasn't streelish. 'careless or untidy about one's appearance.'DNE-citU...
streel n(47) STREEL. Devine, 50: a term of contempt for a lazy and slovenly woman. cf. STRAILLE, ...
streel v. . . the horse then driven around the field cock with the rope left "streelin" on the grou...
streel nA term of contempt for a lazy or slovenly woman.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG.M.Story July 1956U...
streelish aUntidyDNE-citUsed I and SupNot usedUsed Israoille: straoille, STREEL v., RAG-MOLLSource l...
streel v1. Stop streelin your coat on the ground. 2. Dragging.YesJ. D. A. WIDOWSON COLLECTORE'S PE...
streel nSpoken by a man: "I didn't want to look like a streel." [Maybe this is metaphoric, rath...