ingle UK
ˈɪŋɡəl
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Definition of ingle - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
homeRareUKopen fireplace in a homeRareUK
  • The family gathered around the ingle for warmth.
fireside hearth
2.
romanceRareUKmale lover, historically used as a derogatory termRareUK
  • The term ingle was used in old texts.
beau paramour

Verb

tr.
persuasionDatedUKcajole or coax someone gentlyDatedUK
  • He tried to ingle her into agreeing.
coax persuade
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Images of ingle

  • ingle: open fireplace in a home
    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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  1. French:cheminée, amadouer, ...
  2. German:Kamin, überreden, ...
  3. Italian:camino, persuadere, ...
  4. Spanish:chimenea, engatusar, ...
  5. Portuguese:lareira, convencer, ...
  6. Chinese:壁炉, 劝诱, ...
  7. Japanese:暖炉, 優しく説得する, ...
  8. Arabic:مِدفَأَة, أَقْنَعَ بِلُطْف, ...
  9. Hebrew:קָמִין, לְשַׁדֵּל, ...
  10. Russian:камин, уговаривать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:камін, вмовляти, ...
  12. Hindi:अंगीठी, फुसलाना, ...

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