1. A strike; an instrument to strike grain to a level with the measure; an instrument for whetting scythes.

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

• strickel,
• atrickle,
• ztrickle,
• xtrickle,
• dtrickle,
• etrickle,
• wtrickle,
• srrickle,
• sfrickle,
• sgrickle,
• syrickle,
• s6rickle,
• s5rickle,
• steickle,
• stdickle,
• st4ickle,
• strickkle,
• strikle,
• strickl,
• strukle

• stercolith,
• Strickler,
• strike back,
• stricken,
• sturkie,
• stores,
• strict,
• stricklin,
• strike pay,
• Strick,
• streicher,
• sturrock,
• strike down,
• sterculia,
• strike off,
• streck,
• strike out,
• Starck,
• storck,
• strickland,
• strike,
• starchy,
• striker,
• Sturgis,
• Strycker,
• strecker,
• strike dumb,
• strikeout,
• strike up,
• starchless,
• stork,
• stricture,
• stricker,
• stirk,
• Strackbein,
• Stricklen,
• staircase,
• strictness,
• STORCH,
• strigidae,
• stark,
• starchlike,
• starkly,
• sturgill,
• strictly,
• strike home,
• strikebound,
• starzyk,
• struck,
• striking,
• starch,
• stearic,
• Starke,
• strike hard,
• strack,
• Starcher,
• strock,
• styracaceae,
• Streich.

The adverb for the word "strickle" is "stricklingly".

The adjective form of the word "strickle" is "strict".

The plural form of the word "strickle" is "strickles".

The singular form of the word "strickle" is "strickle".