womble UK
ˈwɑːm.bəl
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Definition of womble - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
televisionRareUKfictional furry creature from a British TV seriesRareUK
  • The Womble helped clean up the park.
character creature
2.
Wimbledon residentRareUKperson from the Wimbledon area of LondonRareUK
  • He's a proud womble who loves tennis.
inhabitant local resident

Verb

1.
recyclingtr./intr.RareUKsearch for useful items among wastetr./intr.RareUK
  • We wombled through the dump, hunting reusable bits of metal and plastic.
forage scavenge
2.
movementintr.RareUKmove in a leisurely or aimless mannerintr.RareUK
  • He likes to womble around the park on weekends.
amble meander
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Images of womble

  • womble: fictional furry creature from a British TV series
    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.

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  1. French:Womble, récupérer, ...
  2. German:Womble, wühlen, ...
  3. Italian:Womble, rovistare, ...
  4. Spanish:criatura de televisión, hurgar en la basura, ...
  5. Portuguese:Womble, vasculhar o lixo, ...
  6. Chinese:沃姆布尔, 拾荒, ...
  7. Japanese:ワンブル, 漁る, ...
  8. Arabic:وومبل, نَبَشَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:ווֹמְבְּל, לַנְבּוֹר בַּפְּסוֹלֶת, ...
  10. Russian:уомбл, рыться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вомбл, нишпорити, ...
  12. Hindi:वॉम्बल, कबाड़ बीनना, ...

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