botcher in Irish
botcher in Irish is ablálaí, loitiméir — botcher means someone who repairs things, such as a cobbler or a tailor.
botcher in Irish
ablálaí
A clumsy or incompetent worker; a bungler.
loitiméir
A clumsy or incompetent worker; a bungler.
What does "botcher" mean?
- noun Someone who repairs things, such as a cobbler or a tailor.
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noun A worker who is clumsy or does a job badly.
""What you mean, comparing me to them botchers and bunglers? There ain't anybody but me in the furniture restoring line.""
- noun A young salmon.
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botcher in a sentence
- "What you mean, comparing me to them botchers and bunglers? There ain't anybody but me in the furniture restoring line."
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What is "botcher" in Irish?
"botcher" in Irish is ablálaí, loitiméir. botcher means: Someone who repairs things, such as a cobbler or a tailor.
Are there other ways to say "botcher" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "botcher": ablálaí, loitiméir.
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