Definitionn. a craftsman who installs and repairs pipes and fixtures and appliances
Last update: August 20, 2015
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My father called the plumber to to repair the tap in the kitchen. [Please select]
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A plumber named Otto Gruber out in Archbald listed it. [Please select]
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An old plumber named Geraghty. [Please select]
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"John," said she, "as you drive by, do get me a plumber." [Please select]
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The plumber, and his helper, had come and 'xperimented round: but they had not yet stopped the drip.' [Please select]
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It was slow, but steady, and the plumber was sent for on Monday morning. [Please select]
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And he said, 'Was that what the plumber would do to the leaky pipe.' [Please select]
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Oswald rushed for a plumber, and such was his fiery eloquence he really caught one and brought him home. [Please select]
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Father bit his moustache and looked worried, and Dicky went on-- "Oswald has got a plumber and he is doing it now." [Please select]
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A plumber's torch of medium size will cost more in the beginning, but will be cheaper in operation. [Please select]
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The plumber's name was John Dunthorne, and the two men wandered about the country, when not employed at their regular work, and together, by streams and in fields, painted the same scenes. [Please select]
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