SARPLER


Meaning of SARPLER in English

ˈsärplər noun

or sar·pli·er -lēər

( -s )

Etymology: Middle English sarpler, from Middle French sarpilliere

1. obsolete : a weight for a bale of wool usually estimated as 80 tods or 2240 lbs.

2. : a covering or wrapper of coarse cloth (as sackcloth)

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