To drag through mud, water, or filth; to make wet and dirty; to stain or soil.
Prefix 'be-' combined with 'drabble' (possibly from Dutch 'drabben' or Low German 'drabbeln'). The verb means to drag something through mire.
Medieval and Renaissance writers loved 'bedrabble'—it's specific enough to paint a vivid picture of someone's fancy clothes literally dragging through gutter mud, which was common and humiliating.
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