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(ran′dē)

adjective randier, randiest

Chiefly Scot. coarse; crude; vulgar
sexually aroused; amorous; lustful

Origin: prob. < rand, dial. var. of rant + -y

noun pl. randies

Scot. a vulgar, quarrelsome woman; shrew

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adjective ran·di·er, ran·di·est

a. Lascivious; lecherous.
b. Of or characterized by frank, uninhibited sexuality.
Scots Ill-mannered.

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Origin: Possibly from obsolete rand, to rant

Origin: , from obsolete Dutch randen, ranten

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