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tinker, an
archaic term for an
itinerant tinsmith who
mends household utensils Tinkers (novel), a 2009
novel by
American author Paul
Harding Tinkers Alley...
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thought to be
earlier than
tinker's dam, "
tinkers ****" is
attested in 1823. An
alternative derivation is that a
tinker's curse or cuss was considered...
- the
Tinkers and
Eckhardts to
appeal to the
Supreme Court directly. The only
students involved in the
lawsuit were Mary Beth
Tinker, John
Tinker, and...
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Tinkers Cr**** or
Tinker's Cr**** may
refer to:
Tinkers Cr****
Aqueduct bridging the Ohio and Erie
Canal over
Tinkers Cr**** in Ohio
Idaho Big
Tinker Cr****...
- Spencer's 2003
novel Tinker Tinker, a
novel by Wen
Spencer Tinkers (novel), a
novel by
American author Paul
Harding "The
Tinker", a
short story from Orson...
- by NPR and the
Library Journal Tinkers, New York:
Bellevue Literary Press, 2009. ISBN 9781934137192 (hardcover)
Tinkers, New York: HarperCollins, 2009...
- The
Tinker's Wedding is a two-act play by the
Irish playwright J. M. Synge,
whose main characters—as the
title suggests—are
Irish Tinkers. It is set on...
- (29 June 2012). "
Tinkers'
Heart special survey (931604)". Canmore.
Retrieved 6
December 2017. Clements,
Victoria (18 June 2015). "
Tinkers' Heart: Desk-based...
- result, they (along with
other itinerant groups) were
referred to as "
tinkers" or "tinklers" (meaning "tin smiths"),
terms regarded in
later years as...
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Tinker Bell is a
fictional character from J. M. Barrie's 1904 play
Peter Pan and its 1911
novelisation Peter and Wendy. She has
appeared in a
variety of...
