Tumbler

Meaning

Noun

●

One who

; one who

by various

of the body.

●

A

in a

,

a

,

,

,

, or the like, which must be

to a particular

by a key or other means before the

can be

or unlocking.

●

A

for

and

,

inside it, on

small parts.

●

A

to, or

part of, the

of a

, upon which the

and in which are the

for

point to enter.

●

In Cetaceans:

A

that has no

,

, or

— so called because such

had a

or

and could not be

without

. This

the

to

their measure.

●

In Columbids:

A

of the

domestic pigeon

for its

of

, or

, during its flight.

●

A

,

stainless steel

, that is

at the

and

at

used in India.

●

Something that

(

) to tumble.

●

A

of a

that

when

, formerly used in

rabbits.

●

In British English, Scottish English & Cetaceans:

A

; a tumbril.

●

In Mosquitoes:

The

of a mosquito.

●

In Baby animals & Cetaceans:

One of a set of

from which the

some looms.

●

A porpoise.

●

In Cryptocurrency:

A service that

or 'tainted'

with others,

the

trail.

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Origin

tumbler

English

-er

English

-er

Middle English (1100-1500)

-eren

Middle English (1100-1500)

-or

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

-ra

Old English (ca. 450-1100)

tumble

English

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