noun

winkler

Winkler (noun) means a person who gathers and sells winkles (edible sea snails). Example: “The old winkler set out at low tide with his bucket and rake.”

noun

A person who gathers and sells winkles (edible sea snails).

"The old winkler set out at low tide with his bucket and rake."

How to use winkler

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSomeone whose trade is collecting winkles to sell.

Word forms

winklers plural

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The old _____ set out at low tide with his bucket and rake.

Etymology

From "winkle" plus the agent suffix "-er," meaning "one who does."

Rhymes for winkler

sprinkler

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Frequently asked questions

What does “winkler” mean?

The word “winkler” means a person who gathers and sells winkles (edible sea snails). In plain terms, someone whose trade is collecting winkles to sell.

How do you use “winkler” in a sentence?

Here is “winkler” used in a sentence: “The old winkler set out at low tide with his bucket and rake.”

What part of speech is “winkler”?

“Winkler” is a noun.

What is the meaning of winkler?

"winkler" (noun) means a person who gathers and sells winkles (edible sea snails).