Associations to the word «Cobbler»
Noun
- Shoemaker
- Tailor
- Blacksmith
- Sherry
- Peach
- Shoe
- Wax
- Tinker
- Dessert
- Thief
- Stall
- Artisan
- Northampton
- Barber
- Mend
- Butcher
- Carpenter
- Sachs
- Financier
- Catfish
- Apron
- Tanner
- Shop
- Weaver
- Animator
- Goldsmith
- Humphrey
- Proverb
- Pie
- Pudding
- Apprentice
- Boots
- Sole
- Leather
- Garb
- Apple
- Tradesman
- Biscuit
- Girdle
- Chelsea
- Pliny
- Sling
- Sandal
- Tack
- Laundry
- Maker
- Ridley
- Peg
- Trade
- Chop
- Sewing
- Potato
- Monica
- Veronica
- Seller
- Sancho
- Bench
- Hasan
- Baker
- Boot
- Barrow
- Profession
- Organist
- Estuary
- Cake
- Molly
- Beggar
- Banker
- Recreation
- Stick
- Shilling
- Cock
- Landlord
- Thread
- Antoine
- Chandler
- Hans
- Cairo
- Robin
- Ma
Wiktionary
COBBLER, noun. A person who repairs shoes.
COBBLER, noun. A person who lays cobbles
COBBLER, noun. A kind of pie, usually filled with fruit, that lacks a base crust.
COBBLER, noun. (slang) (usually plural) A police officer.
COBBLER, noun. An alcoholic drink containing spirit or wine, with sugar and lemon juice.
COBBLER, noun. (obsolete) A clumsy workman.
Dictionary definition
COBBLER, noun. A person who makes or repairs shoes.
COBBLER, noun. Tall sweetened iced drink of wine or liquor with fruit.
COBBLER, noun. A pie made of fruit with rich biscuit dough usually only on top of the fruit.
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