Definition of pattle in English:

pattle

(also pettle)

noun ˈpat(ə)l

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

A tool like a small spade with a long handle, used chiefly to remove earth adhering to a plough; a plough-staff.

Late Middle English. Origin uncertain; perhaps a variant of paddle. Perhaps compare spattle.

(also pettle)

nounˈpat(ə)l

English Regional, Scottish, Northern

A tool like a small spade with a long handle, used chiefly to remove earth adhering to a plough; a plough-staff.

Late Middle English. Origin uncertain; perhaps a variant of paddle. Perhaps compare spattle.

单词	pattle
释义	Definition of pattle in English: pattle (also pettle) noun ˈpat(ə)l English Regional, Scottish, Northern A tool like a small spade with a long handle, used chiefly to remove earth adhering to a plough; a plough-staff. Origin Late Middle English. Origin uncertain; perhaps a variant of paddle. Perhaps compare spattle. Definition of pattle in US English: pattle (also pettle) nounˈpat(ə)l English Regional, Scottish, Northern A tool like a small spade with a long handle, used chiefly to remove earth adhering to a plough; a plough-staff. Origin Late Middle English. Origin uncertain; perhaps a variant of paddle. Perhaps compare spattle.
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