Similar words: travelling, travelling bag, travelling expenses, raveling, traveling, levelling, grovelling, fellow traveller. Meaning: ['rævl] 
n. a bit of fiber that has become separated from woven fabric.
n. a bit of fiber that has become separated from woven fabric. 
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1, The baby raveled the reel of thread up.
2, Our temporary difficulties will soon ravel out.
3, This kind of carpet will never ravel.
4, We have to ravel the matter out.
5, I can not ravel this piece of string,it's all in knots.
6, Bind the edge of the rug so that it won't ravel.
7, The end of the rope has raveled out and can not be reused.
8, You had better ravel a bit of the left-over cloth to mend the tear in your trousers.
9, The first came from Raveling in published stories.
10, Marielle is still worrying at her Ravel.
11, I studied it in my youth, and my love of Faure, Debussy and Ravel encouraged me to improve it.
12, Ravel even decreed from his deathbed that Adler should not pay royalties for playing Bolero.
13, The Ravel was made by the composer in 1921, and was, in fact, first heard in this arrangement.
14, His Ravel, while less unfortunate than his recording of the Left-hand Concerto,[http://sentencedict.com/ravelling.html] hardly counts among his most distinguished offerings.
15, In other contexts, Terkel's great virtue is his ability to leave subjects rich and ravelled.
16, The rope is ravelling at its end.
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