ravel

Of one blood we are, and love can ravel up our little difference and make us grow one indeed.

The several straps, after describing a certain number of turns, ravel out at the ends and hang loose.

O the complexities of the ravel produced by time struggling with eternity!

If the thread breaks, ravel out a few stitches and let the old end of thread lie under the hem.

They ravel little, and can be steamed almost to their original freshness when they become worn.

And there is much besides that Ravel and Debussy have in common.

A Scout would turn it inside out and undo a little of the hem, and ravel out the edge.

But while he worked, the evil fates which had made such a ravel in his personal skein were equally busy inventing fresh tangles.

At first I tried to think them quietly over, to ravel out my mistakes, and to get straight with my past.

A series of logical deductions brought him to ravel step by step the game that was being played.