raggle [′rag·əl]
(building construction)
A manufactured masonry unit, frequently made of terra cotta, having a slot or groove to receive a metal flashing. Also known as flashing block; raggle block.
A groove cut into masonry to receive adjoining material.
raggle, reglet, raglin
raggle
1. A manufactured unit, often of terra-cotta, having a groove to receive flashing; also called a raggle block or flashing block.
2. A groove cut in stone or brickwork to receive flashing.
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