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wombler

wombler noun: someone who wombles (tidies and picks up litter).

Noun

wombler (plural womblers)

  1. (UK) Someone who wombles (tidies and picks up litter).
  2. (UK) Someone who gathers discarded receipts, coupons etc., hoping to gain from these monetarily through stores' promotional schemes.
    • Secrets of a Wombler: 'I make £200 a month gathering discarded supermarket receipts'2016, Tara Evans, "Secrets of a Wombler", The Telegraph newspaper https://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/personalfinance/money-saving-tips/12139703/Secrets-of-a-Wombler-I-make-200-a-month-gathering-disca...

Forms of wombler

pluralwomblers
alternative formWombler

Questions about wombler

What does wombler mean?
Wombler means someone who wombles (tidies and picks up litter).
What part of speech is wombler?
Wombler is a noun.
What is the plural of wombler?
The plural of wombler is womblers.

Words near wombler in the dictionary

  1. wombgate
  2. wombgates
  3. wombing
  4. womble
  5. wombled
  6. wombler
  7. wombles
  8. wombless
  9. womblessness
  10. womblike
  11. wombling

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