rigolet
[ rig-uh-let ]
nounSouthern U.S.
a small stream; rivulet.
Origin of rigolet
11710–20, Americanism;<Mississippi Valley French, equivalent to French rigole drain, channel + -et,-et
Words Nearby rigolet
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How to use rigolet in a sentence
At rigolet final arrangements were decided on and last purchases made for the dash into the wilds.
The Come Back | Carolyn Wellsrigolet was the low comedian, and took the parts usually played by Arnal and Bouffé.
Tales from Blackwood | VariousHe was then at rigolet Post, a chief trader only, now what is he so great!
The Story of the Trapper | A. C. Lautrigolet is ninety-two miles from Northwest River by the winter trail.
The Beaver, Vol. I, No. 4, January 1921 | Hudson's Bay CompanyTwo days later we pulled in at rigolet and were greeted by my friend Fraser.
The Long Labrador Trail | Dillon Wallace
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