I. ˈtwichəl noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English twychel, alteration of twychen, from Old English twicen fork in a road; akin to Old English twi- — more at twi-
dialect England : a path between hedges
II. noun
( -s )
Etymology: twitch (I) + -el (suffix used to denote an instrument)
dialect England : noose , twitch
III. transitive verb
( twitchelled ; twitchelled ; twitchelling ; twitchels )
dialect England : to tie up with a twitchel