ravel

a lovely yellow ravel of sunflowers.

ravel (out) a rope's end

The difficulty will soon ravel out.

The floor was littered with ravel(l)ings.

T raveler: Thank you for your explanation.

Ravel comes from the obsolete Dutch verb ravelen, “to tangle, fray out, unweave,” which comes in turn from the noun ravel, “a loose thread.

the original first manuscript for Ravel's Bolero goes on the block today.

The fetial policy, credit standing, experience and the fetial philosophy of China are the assets to ravel out the common proplems of the world.