wallower
[ wol-oh-er ]
noun
a person or thing that wallows.
(in a windmill) a horizontal gear driven off the brake wheel.
Origin of wallower
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How to use wallower in a sentence
"When furniture be left to more than one person simultaneous, 'tis usual to divide it," explained the wallower of Wealth.
A Drake by George! | John Trevena"Us wur agin it very strong, because it had never been properly explained," said the wallower in Wealth.
A Drake by George! | John TrevenaShe was the arch-wallower, he told himself, filling his pipe in silence after Lucy had gone in.
Vera | Elisabeth von Arnim"Other folk would want to be paid the same as me," said the wallower in Wealth.
A Drake by George! | John Trevena"Mrs. Drake left all your furniture to Kezia," shouted the wallower in Wealth.
A Drake by George! | John Trevena
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