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puddler

  • a word derived from puddle.
    puddle
    noun
    a small pool of water, as of rainwater on the ground.

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Candidate Davis makes much of the fact that he was once a Pennsylvania iron puddler.

From Time Magazine Archive

A doctor plays the piccolo, a dentist the trombone, a poultry farmer the trumpet, a onetime steel puddler the oboe.

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The 200,000 employes of United States Steel Corp., from president down to puddler, last week heard what they had expected for some time.

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For 17 of his 78 years this onetime steel puddler has kept his tight little specialists' sodality of labor aristocrats in satisfied somnolence.

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He was "a puddler from Pittsburg," so he said.

From From the Bottom Up The Life Story of Alexander Irvine by Alexander Irvine