Măck'le1, n.
(măk'l), n. [Lat. macula, a spot, stain, blot. See MACULA.] Same as MACULE, q. v.
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Mackle
Măck'le2, v. t.
[Prov. Eng.] 1. To sell to shopkeepers;—said only of weavers' goods. 2. To contrive. Wright.