Associations to the word «Hostler»
Noun
- Coachman
- Stable
- Nag
- Waiter
- Inn
- Groom
- Heave
- Bridle
- Landlord
- Oat
- Tomas
- Rein
- Horse
- Duffy
- Tavern
- Saddle
- Barn
- Files
- Keeper
- Crane
- Whip
- Countenance
- Lantern
- Traveller
- Dame
- Pipe
- Hay
- Griffin
- Mare
- Rap
- Annie
- Hip
- Sprang
- Coach
- Driver
- Lad
- Yard
- Pony
- Servant
- Carriage
- Spencer
- Brush
- Heel
- Gentleman
- Ladder
- Cook
- Why
- Ceiling
- Master
- Ho
- Staring
- Jack
- Lamp
- Consciousness
- Maid
- Gen
- Door
- Jim
- Inquiry
- Burst
- Boy
- Host
- Trace
- Stage
- Fellow
- Tom
- Gate
- Crowd
- Creek
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
HOSTLER, noun. A person employed at an inn, hostelry, or stable to look after horses; a groom
HOSTLER, noun. (by extension) A person employed to care for a locomotive or other large engine.
Dictionary definition
HOSTLER, noun. Someone employed in a stable to take care of the horses.
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