Cobblers

What do we mean by cobblers?

A person who makes and repairs shoes

A person who lays cobbles; a roadworker

A kind of pie, usually filled with fruit, that lacks a crust at the base

(usually in the plural) A police officer

An alcoholic drink containing spirit or wine, with sugar and lemon juice

A clumsy workman

Balls. English Cockney Rhyming slang: cobbler's awls - balls. Awls in this case being tools used by cobblers (shoe-makers). Urban Dictionary

The greatest football team on the planet. Based in Northampton Urban Dictionary

Used when playing FIFA football on the Xbox/Playstation to describe a player who is extremely talented at shooting accurately from over 50 yards. Urban Dictionary

A kitchen worker that possesses no useful skills and is considered absolute rock bottom in the culinary field. This person is not deserving of the term shoemaker. A cobbler is characterized by frequent burning of foods, tasteless end products, unsightly plated entrees, poor sanitation practices, and a general sense of worthlessness. Urban Dictionary

A shoe maker (or a shoe cobbler- together-er) Urban Dictionary

British slang for those small/medium sized poo balls that you get when you are extremely constipated. They often look like rabbit droppings especially when they come out the anus hole with reduce in size. Urban Dictionary

A cock gobbler "Gobble- To eat swiftly" Urban Dictionary

N. A police officer. Derivative of cop, copper. See also popo, smokey, the fuzz, 5-0. Most often used in the plural, i.e. the cobblers. Urban Dictionary

N. A penis which has a very long, but skinny, thin shaft, with a huge bellend. And when I say skinny, thin shaft, I mean it. I mean, it has the Girth of a pencil. It's kind of like a wrecking ball, but it's a dick. Urban Dictionary

The act of busting a load on a girls face, then her wiping it on her index finger, and jamming that finger straight up your ass. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cobblers:
cobblers, cobbler, hobblers, cobbles, gobblers, cobbers, wobblers, cobble, cobbled, gobbler, hobbler, wobbler, cobber, robbers, wobbles, hobbles, bobbles, combers, nobbler, coolers, couplers, bobbers, combless, cobler, babblers, jobbers, clobbers, gobbles, nobbles, gabblers, cabbler, dobbers, mobbers, coddlers, dabblers, cobles, bubblers, cobbley, doublers, nibblers, combles, coalers, dibblers.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cobblers:
cobbler, cakes, shoes, leather, shoe, metals, stern, heath, cove, berry, wire, bankruptcy, spell, outlets, shop, wore, loan, eagle, clay, thompson, relegated, tommy, industries, ian, promotion, appearances, douglas, defeat, investment, draw, manager, bear, returning, athletic, etc, scored, town, goal, win, division, finish, goals, ended, signed, scoring, league.

Words that rhyme with cobblers:
gobblers.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cobblers:
sherry, local, old, many, few, itinerant, poor, irish, good, several, consecrated, most, radical, enlightened, homemade, tame, skilled, collateral, fresh, italian, japanese, tuneful, blackberry, german, humble, lean, individual, honest, very, mere, famous, drunken, expert, big, independent, fashioned, better, pious, skilful, warlike, peripatetic, delicious, roman, illiterate, shoeless, professional, experienced, witty, clever, illuminated, merry, excellent, nosed, indian, regimental, assistant, envious, juicy, active, venetian, democratic.

Words that sound like cobblers:
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