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Definition of womble - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
televisionRare UK fictional furry creature from a British TV seriesRare UK
- The Womble helped clean up the park.
2.
- He's a proud womble who loves tennis.
Verb
1.
- We wombled through the dump, hunting reusable bits of metal and plastic.
2.
- He likes to womble around the park on weekends.
Images of womble

fictional furry creature from a British TV series
Origin of womble
English, possibly from Wombles (fictional creatures)
Examples of womble in a sentence
The Womble became a popular character in the 70s. Many Wombles gather for the annual community event. A Womble typically knows the best local spots. He wombeled through the old attic for antiques. They spent the afternoon wombling at the landfill. She loves to womble through the old town.
They would often womble by the riverside.
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- French:Womble, récupérer, ...
- German:Womble, wühlen, ...
- Italian:Womble, rovistare, ...
- Spanish:criatura de televisión, hurgar en la basura, ...
- Portuguese:Womble, vasculhar o lixo, ...
- Chinese:沃姆布尔, 拾荒, ...
- Japanese:ワンブル, 漁る, ...
- Arabic:وومبل, نَبَشَ, ...
- Hebrew:ווֹמְבְּל, לַנְבּוֹר בַּפְּסוֹלֶת, ...
- Russian:уомбл, рыться, ...
- Ukrainian:вомбл, нишпорити, ...
- Hindi:वॉम्बल, कबाड़ बीनना, ...
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