1. A hole in the bolt-rope of a ship's sail, with a ring or thimble in it.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cingle,
• xringle,
• vringle,
• fringle,
• dringle,
• ceingle,
• cdingle,
• cfingle,
• ctingle,
• c5ingle,
• c4ingle,
• crungle,
• crjngle,
• crkngle,
• crongle,
• cringel,
• crinkl,
• crunele,
• cringlel,
• cringlell

• crinkled,
• crinkly,
• Crinklaw,
• cringe,
• croneyism,
• curing,
• Crance,
• crying,
• jingle,
• cronk,
• Crunk,
• crowing,
• crank,
• cringing,
• caring,
• crinkle,
• crunched.

The adjective form of the word "cringle" is "cringled".

The plural of the "cringle" can be the "cringles".

The singular of the "cringle" can be the "cringle".