cobblers

Fruity baked desserts

Cobblers has two distinct meanings in English.

A cobbler is someone who repairs shoes, or a baked fruit dessert with a thick crust: peach cobbler, berry cobbler.

Separately, cobblers is British slang for nonsense or rubbish: That's a load of cobblers.

This slang derives from rhyming slang "cobbler's awls" for balls.

shoemaking

last

Final in sequence

  • awlPointed piercing implement
  • soleFoot's bottom surface
  • heelFoot's rear underside

insole · outsole · stitching · welting · upper · vamp · toecap · counter · shank · resoling

nonsense

balderdash

Senseless talk or writing

drivel · malarkey · twaddle · claptrap · baloney · bunkum · piffle · hokum · tommyrot · humbug

leatherwork

hide

Conceal or pelt

full-grain · top-grain · suede · nubuck · patina · cowhide · goatskin · lambskin · calfskin · cordovan

folklore

elves

Mythical small beings

midnight · helpers · magic · industrious · grateful · Brothers Grimm · leprechaun

dessert

fruit filling

Cooked sweetened produce for pastry

baked · crust · buckle · grunt · slump · pandowdy · à la mode

Categories
Opposites
creation vs destruction of footwear

cobblerscustomers

People who purchase goods

wearers

truth value

cobblerstruth

Accordance with reality

facts · gospel · gospel truth · straight talk · sense

dessert type

cobblerspies

Filled pastry dishes

tarts · galettes · turnovers · pastries · strudels

Phrases
Family

cobbler, cobble, cobblestone, cobbled, cobbles

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G