- fettled
- fet·tle || 'fetl n. condition, state, fitness v. remove marks left behind from the molding process (Ceramics); fix, repair; prepare, make ready; shape, mold
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fettle — To work on something that is already in good condition to improve it yet further. From Yorkshire, UK. What are the new Pace suspension forks like? Oh, they took last year s one and fettled them. They ve got grease ports, unobtanium stanchions,… … Dictionary of american slang
