Definition of ingle - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
homeRare UK open fireplace in a homeRare UK
- The family gathered around the ingle for warmth.
2.
- The term ingle was used in old texts.
Verb
- He tried to ingle her into agreeing.
Images of ingle

open fireplace in a home
Origin of ingle
Gaelic, aingeal (fire)
Examples of ingle in a sentence
They roasted chestnuts over the ingle during winter. In literature, he was referred to as an ingle. The character was described as an ingle in the play. She managed to ingle him into joining the team. They tried to ingle the cat out of the tree.
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- French:cheminée, amadouer, ...
- German:Kamin, überreden, ...
- Italian:camino, persuadere, ...
- Spanish:chimenea, engatusar, ...
- Portuguese:lareira, convencer, ...
- Chinese:壁炉, 劝诱, ...
- Japanese:暖炉, 優しく説得する, ...
- Arabic:مِدفَأَة, أَقْنَعَ بِلُطْف, ...
- Hebrew:קָמִין, לְשַׁדֵּל, ...
- Russian:камин, уговаривать, ...
- Ukrainian:камін, вмовляти, ...
- Hindi:अंगीठी, फुसलाना, ...
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