Similar words: travel, gravel, gravely, bravely, unravel, traveler, traveled, traveller. Meaning: ['rævl] 
n. 1. French composer and exponent of Impressionism (1875-1937) 2. a row of unravelled stitches. v. 1. disentangle 2. tangle or complicate.
n. 1. French composer and exponent of Impressionism (1875-1937) 2. a row of unravelled stitches. v. 1. disentangle 2. tangle or complicate. 
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31. Ravel sacrificed something for form, for a vegetable that people must digest before bed.
32. Don't let the cat ravel that ball of wool up.
33. Debussy's musical presence can be felt in the Stately pavanes of Faur é and Ravel.
34. Maurice Ravel was a French composer writing in the early twentieth century.
35. By Maurice Ravel. Edited by Philipp. For piano. Published by Edition Peters.
36. Maurice Ravel (1875------1937), French composer. His distinctive style brought lasting popularity, and his scrupulous craftsmanship helped him to a position of eminence among composer of his day.
37. And Ravel wrote quite a lot. And we needn't say anything more than Bolero.
38. Piano Solo. By Maurice Ravel. This edition: DR0965000. Editions Durand. 16 pages. Published by Editions Durand.
39. Footing is the old clothes pants that ravel completely,[http://sentencedict.com] but be white certainly.
40. By Maurice Ravel (1875-1937). Collection for solo piano. Published by Dover Publications.
41. Remember we were just demonstrating, listening to the Ravel Bolero.
42. Our company will do our best to ravel out your concerns.
43. The 1,3-dipolar cycloaddition reaction is very important in the synthese of the organic and functional molecule, and it is significant to ravel its reaction mechanism.
44. For Baritone and Piano. By Maurice Ravel. This edition: DF15764. Vocal Solo. 24 pages. Published by Editions Durand.