tumbler
41tumbler — tumbrel …
42tumbler — noun 1》 a drinking glass with straight sides and no handle or stem. [formerly having a rounded bottom so that it could not be set down until emptied.] 2》 an acrobat. 3》 a tumble dryer. 4》 a pigeon of a breed that repeatedly turns over backwards… …
43tumbler — n. 1. Acrobat, juggler, posture master. 2. Glass …
44tumbler — noun (C) 1 a glass with a flat bottom and no handle 2 also tumblerful / fUl/ the amount of liquid that this type of glass can contain: Jack must have had about six tumblers of whisky last night. 3 old fashioned someone who performs special… …
45tumbler — n 1. acrobat, gymnast, somersaulter, high vaulter; trampoliner, trampolinist; circus performer or artist; contortionist, posture master; athlete. 2. cup, drinking cup, drinking vessel, glass, beaker, dipper; shot glass, jigger …
46tumbler — tum·bler …
47tumbler — [ˈtʌmblə] noun [C] a drinking glass without a handle or STEM (= long thin part connected to the base) …
48tumbler — tum•bler [[t]ˈtʌm blər[/t]] n. 1) a person who performs leaps, somersaults, and other acrobatic feats 2) bui a part of a lock that, when lifted or released by the action of a key or the like, allows the bolt to move 3) cer a stemless drinking… …
49tumbler — /ˈtʌmblə / (say tumbluh) noun 1. a drinking utensil with a flat bottom, without handle or stem, and usually of glass. 2. someone or something that tumbles; someone who performs leaps, somersaults, and other bodily feats. 3. (in a lock) any… …
50Tumbler — Used in the Middle Ages, this drinking cup had a pointed or rounded bottom and couldn t be set down until it was empty since it would tumble over …
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