Synonyms for wheeler
ˈʰwi lər, ˈwi-wheel·er

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1. Wheeler, Sir Mortimer Wheeler, Sir Robert Eric Mortimer Wheelernoun

   Scottish archaeologist (1890-1976)

   Synonyms:
   cyclist, bicyclist, wheel horse, bicycler, wheelwright

2. wheelwright, wheelernoun

   someone who makes and repairs wooden wheels

   Synonyms:
   cyclist, bicyclist, wheelwright, wheel horse, bicycler

3. wheelernoun

   the man at the outermost end of the rank in wheeling

   Synonyms:
   cyclist, bicyclist, wheel horse, bicycler, wheelwright

4. cyclist, bicyclist, bicycler, wheelernoun

   a person who rides a bicycle

   Synonyms:
   bicycler, bicyclist, wheelwright, wheel horse, cyclist

5. wheel horse, wheelernoun

   a draft horse harnessed behind others and nearest the wheels of a vehicle

   Synonyms:
   wheel horse, bicyclist, wheelwright, bicycler, cyclist

Matched Categories

1. • Archaeologist
   • Draft Horse
   • Marcher
   • Wright

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1. List of paraphrases for "wheeler":

   saavedra, weller

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1. Ground Zero:

   During lockdown, the poor and pedestrians are being beaten on the street, four wheeler owners are being worshiped on violating or letting them go away , VIPs are being allowed to move freely without face mask everywhere. Commoners are feeling humiliated and cheated

2. Maine Game Warden Bayley Grant:

   We first tried to haul her out with the four wheeler, but it became clear she was too stuck for that, we then hung the come-along on a cedar tree, and started to winch her out.

3. Shawn Levy:

   Trauma is a major theme and frankly the return to normalcy, is normal ever possible again in Hawkins [,Indiana]? In the Byers family? In the Wheeler family? ... That's a big question that looms over Season 2.

4. President Biden:

   I used to drive an 18-wheeler, man.

5. Chris Saeger:

   We see Mr. Wheeler as fitting a very typical pattern of behavior, he started off in the Senate, then went to a lobbying firm. Now he will be at a very high-ranking position at the EPA, where he will be in a position to make lots of decisions that could benefit his former clients. That's a disturbing pattern that I think is very common to natural resources management in general in the President Donald Trump administration.