drail
American
[dreyl]
/ dreɪl /
noun
verb (used without object)
drail
British
/ dreɪl /
noun
verb
Etymology
Origin of drail
1625–35; special use of obsolete English, Middle English drail to drag along, apparently alteration of trail under influence of drag, draw, etc.
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