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touzle

American  
[tou-zuhl] / ˈtaʊ zəl /

verb (used with object)

touzled, touzling
  1. a variant of tousle.


touzle British  
/ ˈtaʊzəl /

verb

  1. a rare spelling of tousle

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The quaint little figure, the red-brown touzle of curls, the short striped skirt, and gold eye-glasses, struck Roy on one of his rare visits home; one of his most charming pictures was painted from the recollection.

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Run thou after me and bark, and though thou hast no teeth left, touzle me as much as thou canst, so that thy mistress may see it.”

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That there patch in partic’lar ’ll be one big touzle o’ weeds, and—” Tantara, tantara, tantara!

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May never wicked fortune touzle him!

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O, Honey Lam'! dem sparklin' eyes, Dat offen laffs an' selem cries, Is sho a God gib natchel prize, Mah 'ittle Touzle Head.

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