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Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. In India, a member of a very low caste of tanners or cobblers; colloquially, a shoemaker.
Wiktionary
- n. Someone who chuckles.
Examples
“I remember him as a kindly and mischievous grandfather, a chain-smoker, a chuckler, a man who kept birds.”
The Guardian: Joseph O'Connor: 'It was a voice that opened worlds'
“Again the chuckler -- now an unmistakable laugh floated to his ears.”
“Also he could not imagine where the chuckler could be hiding, unless it was behind the rows of raspberry and currant bushes.”
“The room instantly rocked with laughter, under cover of which the identity of the sacrilegious chuckler was not discovered, but the voice was the voice of Buckalew, who was incredibly surprised to find that he had spoken aloud.”
“' The room instantly rocked with laughter, under cover of which the identity of the sacrilegious chuckler was not discovered, but the voice was the voice of Buckalew, who was incredibly surprised to find that he had spoken aloud.”
“Another favorite chuckler was one told by local sideman John Deaderick of witnessing -- while on an arena tour -- a catering assistant arrive backstage with a 100 pounds of flowers”
“Robin was a smiling chuckler, the most distinctive character among a dwindling but close-knit band of Guardian journalists in Manchester as the paper's balance tipped inexorably in the direction of London from the mid-70s on.”
“The video seems to be hampered by the same problem that plagues all campaigns meant to 'go viral. -i.e., it's simply not that funny … [T] he joke is a chuckler at best, and dragged out to three minutes, that chuckle gets spread pretty thin.”
“only a chuckler, but quite fun, showing how attitudes have changed.”
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