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ambler::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | saunterer, stroller |
| Type of | footer, pedestrian, walker |
| Derivation | amble |
Examples of ambler
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Ambler had never worked in education or government until Gorman hired him in 2007.
From the charlotteobserver.com
Whereas Conor had that motor that never allowed him to ease up, Casey is an ambler.
From the kansas.com
Ambler joined Digital Domain's board after he left the Legislature in November 2010.
From the orlandosentinel.com
Ambler unfolds his plot in the painstaking fashion of a chess grand master.
From the time.com
Ambler described his friend as full of energy for all of the children in the neighborhood.
From the kansas.com
Ambler said the woman, now in her late 20s, was equally determined to see a conviction.
From the nzherald.co.nz
Ambler and U.P. spokeswoman Donna Kush said there were no problems.
From the omaha.com
Ambler later got a $20,000 position on Digital Domain's board, and the company hired Ambler's son.
From the orlandosentinel.com
Ambler spent years between books and, like one of his characters, eventually slipped into the fog.
From the time.com
- Saunterer: someone who walks at a leisurely pace
- Ambler is a station along the SEPTA Lansdale/Doylestown Line (formerly the R5). The station is officially located at the intersection of Butler Pike and Main Street in Ambler, Pennsylvania, however the actual location is on Butler Pike and Short Race Street, a block west of Main Street. ...
- Officer of the Royal Stable who broke in horses
- A saddle horse, distinct form a courser, destrier or warhorse.
- Worked at as stables as a groom specifically responsible for training horses to walk at an amble. The term 'amble' describes the particular gait of the horse.
- Occup. 'the ambler,' one who looked after the amblers in his lord's stables; one who taught horses to nmble. Lower says 'le Ambleur, Fr., an officer of the king's stable.' Almost akin to Palfreyman, q.v. This surname has ramified strongly in Yorkshire. ' And mony fat palfray amblant' [i.e. ...
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