I. ˈtrind ə l, dial -n(d) ə l noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English trindel, from Old English tryndel, trendel circle, ring — more at trendle
1. dialect England : a round or circular object ; specifically : the wheel of a wheelbarrow
2. : either of a pair of metal plates that are inserted between the backbone and boards of a rounded and backed book to force the backbone temporarily into a flat shape while the fore edge is being trimmed
II. -n(d) ə l intransitive verb
Etymology: Middle English trindelen, probably from trindel trindle
dialect : roll , trundle