Obs. Also 7 yarwingle. Corrupt form of yarwindle, YARNWINDLE.
Cf. garwyngyll in ed. 1499 of Promp. Parv. (Camd. 188/1).
1611. Cotgr., Tournette, a Rice, or Yarwingle to wind yarne on.
1687. Mother Shipton, 7. A pair of Yarwingles, made in the form of a Cross.
1688. Holme, Armoury, III. 287/2. A Pair of Yarringles with its Pins, set upon its Stock . This Instrument is also of great use with Housewives, by the help whereof Yarn Slippings or Hanks is wound . Some term these a Pair of Yarringles or Yarringle Blades. Ibid., 288/1. The Yarringle foot.
1879. Miss Jackson, Shropsh. Word-bk., Yarringles, same as Yarnacles [= Yarewinds].