Wheeler

Synonyms for "wheeler" (25 found)

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Closest matches (5)

wheelhorse bidet

Noun(3 words)

bicycler bicyclist biker

Strong matches (8)

cyclist filler hack hunter lead leader mount

Noun(1 words)

cyclist

Related words (12)

rider saddle horse saddler sir robert eric mortimer wheeler stalking horse sumpter wheel horse wheelwright workhorse

Noun(3 words)

wheel horse wheelhorse wheelwright

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8 relation types

More general

8 entries

draft horse draught horse dray horse marcher parader pedaler pedaller wright

Synonyms

4 entries

cyclist sir robert eric mortimer wheeler wheel horse wheelwright

Related terms

15 entries

4-wheeler eighteen-wheeler four-wheeler high-wheeler one-wheeler paddlewheeler sidewheeler single-wheeler six-wheeler sternwheeler ten-wheeler three-wheeler two-wheeler wheeler-dealer wheeler-dealing

derived

10 entries

Breit-Wheeler pair production Breit-Wheeler process Burrows-Wheeler transform Mount Wheeler Wheeler County Wheeler Heights Wheeler Peak Wheeler-DeWitt equation Wheeler-Feynman absorber theory Wheelerwood

derived from

1 entries

wheel

has context

1 entries

used in combination with preceding whole number

is a

1 entries

marcher

related to

35 entries

alabama arkansas california cdp county seat dunn county ghost town illinois indiana jasper county lawrence county lee county mendocino county mississippi nebraska new york

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Sample sentences

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Sami was driving an 18-wheeler.

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Sami noticed that huge-ass 18-wheeler.

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Sami's 18-wheeler is so scary.

Source: tatoeba (7989697)

Sami bought an 18-wheeler.

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