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1. (n.) cobbler
a person who mends shoes.
2. cobbler
a deep-dish fruit pie with a thick biscuit crust, usu. only on top.
3. cobbler
an iced drink of wine or liquor with fruit and sugar.
4. cobbler
Archaic. a clumsy workman.
Etymology: (1250–1300; ME cobelere=cobel- (of obscure orig.) +-ere -er1)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) cobbler, shoemaker
a person who makes or repairs shoes
2. (noun) cobbler
tall sweetened iced drink of wine or liquor with fruit
3. (noun) deep-dish pie, cobbler
a pie made of fruit with rich biscuit dough usually only on top of the fruit
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Cobbler
a mender of shoes
2. (noun) Cobbler
a clumsy workman
3. (noun) Cobbler
a beverage. See Sherry cobbler, under Sherry
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Sense: a person who mends shoes.
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 Afrikaans: skoenmaker |
 Arabic: إسْكافي |
 Bulgarian: обущар |
 Brazilian: sapateiro |
 Czech: švec |
 German: der Flickschuster |
 Danish: skomager |
 Greek: τσαγκάρης, μπαλωματής |
 Spanish: zapatero |
 Estonian: kingsepp |
 Farsi: پینه دوز؛ کفش ساز |
 Finnish: suutari |
 French: cordonnier/-ière |
 Hebrew: סַנדלָר |
 Hindi: मोची |
 Croatian: postolar |
 Hungarian: foltozóvarga |
 Indonesian: tukang sepatu |
 Icelandic: skósmiður |
 Italian: ciabattino, calzolaio |
 Japanese: 靴直し職人 |
 Korean: 구두 수선공 |
 Lithuanian: kurpius |
 Latvian: kurpnieks (apavu labotājs |
 Malay: tukang kasut |
 Dutch: schoenlapper |
 Norwegian: skomaker |
 Polish: szewc |
 Persian: پینه دوز؛ کفش ساز |
 Pashto: موچى |
 Portuguese: sapateiro |
 Romanian: cizmar |
 Russian: сапожник |
 Slovak: obuvník |
 Slovenian: čevljar |
 Serbian: obućar |
 Swedish: skomakare |
 Thai: ช่างซ่อมหรือทำรองเท้า |
 Turkish: ayakkabı tamircisi |
 Taiwanese: 製(修)鞋匠 |
 Ukrainian: швець, що займається лаго |
 Urdu: موچی ، جوتیاں گانٹھنے وال |
 Vietnamese: người chữa giầy |
 Chinese: 皮匠，修鞋匠 |
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