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| Rigmarole |  |
| noun | 1. A lengthy and complicated procedure.
2. A long, rambling story or statement. |
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 | | English, mid-18th century |
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 | | During the Middle Ages, a "ragman roll" was a collection of documents that Scottish nobles used to declare their loyalty to King Edward I of England. ... |  |
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