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Meaning of gabel
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gabel (n.)
A rent, service, tribute, custom, tax, impost, or duty; an excise.
gabel Sentence Examples
- The hunter wielded a gabel, a type of iron fork, to skewer the wild boar.
- The construction worker used a gabel to lift heavy metal beams into place.
- The gardener meticulously used a gabel to aerate the soil of their prized rose bushes.
- The hikers carried lightweight aluminum gabels as essential tools for digging shelters.
- The farmer employed gabels to load hay into his barn for winter storage.
- The blacksmith created custom-made gabels for various agricultural and industrial purposes.
- The museum's collection included a rare antique gabel used by medieval knights.
- The inventor designed an innovative gabel with interchangeable heads for different tasks.
- The child giggled as she played with a miniature plastic gabel, pretending to cook dinner.
- The mountaineer used a gabel as an ice axe to navigate treacherous slopes.
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A rent, service, tribute, custom, tax, impost, or duty; an excise.
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The hunter wielded a gabel, a type of iron fork, to skewer the wild boar.
The construction worker used a gabel to lift heavy metal beams into place.
The gardener meticulously used a gabel to aerate the soil of their prized rose bushes.
The hikers carried lightweight aluminum gabels as essential tools for digging shelters.
