saddler
[sad-ler]
noun
a person who makes, repairs, or sells saddlery.
RELATED WORDS
beige, drab, khaki, brownish, brown, natural, gold, saddle, ecru, cream, bronze, buff, biscuit, sand, suntan, olive, umber, tawny, yellowish
Origin of saddler
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Examples from the Web for saddler
Historical Examples of saddler
I'll harness my own saddler in with the other, and in that way we'll be able to reach my cabin.
They of the High TrailsHamlin Garland
He went back to his saddler shop, where he sat all day stitching.
On either side, forge and weighing-room, saddler's and doctor's shop.
The History of Sir Richard CalmadyLucas Malet
I must trouble you, Fanny, for fifteen pounds to pay this saddler's bill.'
The Pilgrims Of The RhineEdward Bulwer-Lytton
I thought you did; and that's the reason why you called for a saddler.
Dikes and DitchesOliver Optic
saddler
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