Cobblers Meaning in English
word · lemma: cobbler
Definition
"Cobblers" can mean shoemakers (people who repair shoes) or, in American English, a fruit-based dessert with a biscuit or pastry topping. In British slang, "cobblers" can also mean 'nonsense'.
Usage & Nuances
"Cobblers" as 'shoemakers' is formal and dated in American English, but still clear elsewhere. As dessert, it's U.S.-specific; always plural when referring to the dish. British slang use ('nonsense') is informal. Don't confuse with 'cobbler' (singular person) vs. 'cobblers' (plural or slang/food).
Example Sentences
The cobblers fixed my old boots quickly.
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Have you ever tried peach cobblers?
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The old street had three cobblers next to each other.
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I think that’s absolute cobblers!
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We made some apple cobblers for dessert last night.
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In the past, cobblers were found in every neighborhood.
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