Catalan
verat d'ull gros 
Spanish
hojalatero 
Historical profession, archaic term for an itinerant tinsmith who mends household utensils.
Do random, unplanned work or activities or spend time idly.
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A few days earlier, Taborlin had met a tinker on the road.
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Could be one of the children that came with that tinker family.
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If there had been a massacre the tinker would certainly have heard.
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Yesterday Prime Minister Scott Morrison vowed he would never tinker with superannuation.
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They all tinker with our sense of time, space, and one another.
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Sid Meier's Civilization Beyond Earth doesn't tinker really with this end goal.
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And he is at this moment with the clergywoman and the tinker-mother.
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There is a long wait as an electro-duo tinker with their gubbins.
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As I said before, sysadmins love to tinker, organize, integrate and optimize.
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There's also a chance to tinker and fix things over the weekend.
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The tinker has set on his grimy glue-pot, and the glue simmers.
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The poor tinker-folk returns you the deepest of obligations, my gentle lady.
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Toyota and Subaru tinker with the winning recipe at their own risk.
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So India are going to have to tinker with their batting line-up.
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The tinker was kindling preparations for his tea, under the tawny umbrella.
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Some men tinker with cars or do a bit of shoddy DIY.
