dumbledore
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Noun — An old dialect word for a bumblebee.
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Etymology
A compound of dialect dumble (similar to "bumble") and dor, an old word for a buzzing flying insect.
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What does “dumbledore” mean?
The word “dumbledore” means an old dialect word for a bumblebee. In plain terms, an old rural English word for a bumblebee or similar insect; also a clumsy person.
How do you pronounce “dumbledore”?
“Dumbledore” is pronounced DUHM-buhl-daw (/ˈdʌm.bəl.dɔːɹ/ in IPA).
How do you use “dumbledore” in a sentence?
Here is “dumbledore” used in a sentence: “A fat dumbledore droned lazily among the clover.”
What part of speech is “dumbledore”?
“Dumbledore” is a noun.
How many meanings does “dumbledore” have?
“Dumbledore” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: an old dialect word for a bumblebee.