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1. (n.) rambler
one that rambles.
2. rambler
any of several climbing roses with clusters of small flowers.
Etymology: (1615–25)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) rambler
a person who takes long walks in the country
2. (noun) rambler
a person whose speech or writing is not well organized
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) rambler
one who rambles; a rover; a wanderer
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The Nuttall Encyclopedia |
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1. rambler
a periodical containing essays by Johnson in the Spectator vein, issued in 1750-52, but written in that "stiff and cumbrous style which," as Professor Saintsbury remarks, "has been rather unjustly identified with Johnson's manner of writing generally."
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Sense: a climbing plant (usually a rose).
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 Afrikaans: klimplant |
 Arabic: زهْر مُتَعَرْبِش |
 Bulgarian: пълзящо растение |
 Brazilian: trepadeira |
 Czech: popínavá rostlina (růže) |
 German: die Kletterrose |
 Danish: slyngplante |
 Greek: αναρριχώμενο φυτό (συν. τ |
 Spanish: trepadora |
 Estonian: ronitaim, roniroos |
 Farsi: گیاه های بالا رونده |
 Finnish: köynnöskasvi |
 French: rosier grimpant |
 Hebrew: צֶמַח מְטַפֵּס |
 Hindi: लता, आम तौर पर गुलाब |
 Croatian: penjačica |
 Hungarian: futórózsa |
 Indonesian: tanaman rambat |
 Icelandic: klifurjurt/-rós |
 Italian: (rosa) rampicante |
 Japanese: つるばら |
 Korean: 덩굴장미 |
 Lithuanian: vijoklis |
 Latvian: vīteņaugs |
 Malay: tumbuhan menjalar |
 Dutch: klimplant |
 Norwegian: klatre-/slyngrose |
 Polish: pnąca róża |
 Persian: گیاه های بالا رونده |
 Pashto: چكروهونكى، هواخورى كوونكى |
 Portuguese: trepadeira |
 Romanian: plantă căţărătoare |
 Russian: вьющаяся роза |
 Slovak: popínavá rastlina (ruža) |
 Slovenian: plezalka |
 Serbian: puzavica |
 Swedish: klängväxt, -ros |
 Thai: ไม้เลื้อย |
 Turkish: sarmaşık gülü |
 Taiwanese: 蔓生植物 |
 Ukrainian: витка рослина |
 Urdu: گلاب کی بیل |
 Vietnamese: cây leo |
 Chinese: 蔓生植物 |
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