IPA: /ˈræɡəl/
KK: /ˈræɡəl/
A groove or slot made in a wall or vertical surface, used for placing a component like flashing.
The builder created a raggle in the wall to install the flashing properly.
The word 'raggle' originates from Old English 'ragga', meaning a rag or tattered cloth. It refers to something that is ragged or in a state of disarray, often associated with being worn or torn.
Think of 'rag' to remember that 'raggle' describes something that is ragged or tattered.