Rambler

  • 61rambler — ram|bler [ˈræmblə US ər] n 1.) BrE someone who goes for walks in the countryside for pleasure 2.) a plant, especially a rose, that grows in all directions …

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  • 62rambler — ram|bler [ ræmblər ] noun count 1. ) someone who goes for long walks for enjoyment 2. ) someone who talks for a long time in a confusing, annoying, or boring way 3. ) a rose bush that grows in many different directions …

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  • 63rambler — ram·bler || ræmblÉ™(r) n. wanderer, stroller, one who walks leisurely; climbing plant, creeping plant …

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  • 64rambler — marbler …

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  • 65rambler — noun (C) 1 BrE someone who goes on rambles 2 a rose bush that rambles …

    Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • 66rambler — noun for two years, he and his dog were a pair of carefree ramblers Syn: walker, hiker, backpacker, wanderer, rover; literary wayfarer …

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  • 67rambler — n roamer, gadabout, traveler; wayfarer, journeyer, tripper, tourist; hiker, trekker, peregrinator; bird of passage, globetrotter, jetsetter, sun follower; itinerant, Inf. corporate gypsy; nomad, arab, gypsy; vagabond, hobo, tramp, stray,… …

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  • 68rambler — ram·bler …

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  • 69rambler — ram•bler [[t]ˈræm blər[/t]] n. 1) one that rambles 2) archit. ranch house 2) 3) pln any of several climbing roses with clusters of small flowers • Etymology: 1615–25 …

    From formal English to slang

  • 70rambler — /ˈræmblə/ (say rambluh) noun 1. someone or something that rambles. 2. any of various climbing roses, especially the many cultivated hybrids, as Rosa wichuraiana and Rosa multiflora …