cambrel Antonyms
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Meaning of cambrel
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cambrel (n.)
See Gambrel, n., 2.
cambrel Sentence Examples
- The old farmer hung the freshly butchered meat from a cambrel in the barn.
- The cambrel served as a pivotal tool for drying and curing the animal hides.
- With a swift motion, the hunter hooked the deer carcass onto the cambrel.
- The blacksmith crafted a sturdy cambrel to support heavy loads in the workshop.
- In medieval times, cambrels were essential for suspending prisoners during interrogations.
- The fisherman relied on a durable cambrel to hang his nets for mending.
- She carefully draped the wet laundry over the cambrel to dry in the warm breeze.
- The merchant used a cambrel to display his finest cuts of meat at the market.
- A well-made cambrel was indispensable for efficiently organizing and storing tools in the shed.
- The cambrel swayed gently under the weight of the freshly harvested grapes in the vineyard.
FAQs About the word cambrel
See Gambrel, n., 2.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The old farmer hung the freshly butchered meat from a cambrel in the barn.
The cambrel served as a pivotal tool for drying and curing the animal hides.
With a swift motion, the hunter hooked the deer carcass onto the cambrel.
The blacksmith crafted a sturdy cambrel to support heavy loads in the workshop.
