0 a person who repairs shoes --
1 a dish cooked in the oven that consists of cooked food, usually fruit, with a thick bread-like mixture on top: --
The little cobbler and all the rest of them are going to pay more for their tools because of this duty.
The cobbler's shop is exactly such an instance.
It is extraordinary that in this day and age hospital patients should be supplied with toothbrushes and that some hospitals have their own cobbler.
Who is to train the cobblers and beauticians?
We should point out that they include a cobbler, a cemetery caretaker, a boy who is not even sixteen yet, and two old men.
The splice was subsequently bound with whipcord, which was not treated with cobbler's wax or varnished to prevent it becoming loose.
Individual artisans in their turn accounted for a considerable share of urban tailors, taking account of their much smaller numbers, as well as of cobblers, and, in particular, of potters.
The solution basically uses the fact that the contribution of the cobbler, if he only cuts leather, is twice the contribution if he finishes the sandals.
