Meanings of buddle in English

When about eight years old he was put to manual labour, earning three-halfpence a day as a buddle-boy at a tin mine.

Further inland is Budleigh Salterton, so named after its buddle, or stream, which running through the village makes its way slowly down to the sea.

The old houses around the Buddle are of dark and mysterious aspect.

On the 19th of October died Daniel Buddle, seaman.

However, Simon Jensen from the law firm Buddle Findlay said there was already too much red tape for financial entities.

He still has short-term memory problems, though I think he'd be better off if he didn't keep eating Buddle Pies.

Buddle Findlay partner Tony Dellow said conversations between companies about pricing, customers or the operating environment could get them into trouble.

In a statement from his lawyers Buddle Findlay, he said he did not resign from the Institute to avoid the disciplinary action.

He was awarded the Buddle Findlay Sargeson Fellowship in 2001 and the Auckland University Literary Fellowship in 2003.

Buddle said boaties can check their life jacket's condition by taking note of sun damage on the collar or the weight of the jacket.

Soloists then had to be selected and record their part in the recording studio, so the entire track could be mixed by Mr Buddle.

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In this manner forty-seven men were saved, together with Mr. Shaw, a master's mate, and two midshipmen, of the names of Spinks and Buddle, before-mentioned.

"Thanks," John said, and made a mental note to avoid candy, Powder Blue, and Buddle Pies-whateverPowder Blue and Buddle Pies were.