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rober

rober noun: one who robes.

Noun

rober (plural robers)

  1. (rare) One who robes.
    • […] the rober had assisted him into his new robes as Lord President […]1996, The Journal of the Law Society of Scotland, volume 41, page 442

Forms of rober

pluralrobers

Origin of rober

From robe + -er.

Questions about rober

What does rober mean?
Rober means one who robes.
What part of speech is rober?
Rober is a noun.
What is the plural of rober?
The plural of rober is robers.

Words near rober in the dictionary

  1. Robels
  2. robemaker
  3. robemakers
  4. robemaking
  5. robenidine
  6. rober
  7. roberd
  8. roberds
  9. Roberdsman
  10. Roberdsmen
  11. Roberg

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