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carrel

noun car·rel \ˈker-əl, ˈka-rəl\

Definition of CARREL

:  a table that is often partitioned or enclosed and is used for individual study especially in a library
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Origin of CARREL

alteration of Middle English caroll, from Medieval Latin carola, perhaps from carola round dance, something circular, from Late Latin choraula choral song — more at carol
First Known Use: 1593

Rhymes with CARREL

Carrel

biographical name Car·rel \kə-ˈrel, ˈka-rəl\

Definition of CARREL

Alexis 1873–1944 Fr. surgeon & biol.

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