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Cobbler (Noun)

A person who makes or repairs shoes.

Nouns denoting people.

The cobbler spent most of his day mending boots at his small shop on the corner of the street.
Every Saturday morning, the village cobbler would gather orders from the townspeople for new shoes.
As the sole cobbler in town, Jack was kept busy repairing shoes for everyone.
She took her favorite pair of shoes to the cobbler to have a new sole fitted.
The cobbler used a variety of techniques passed down from his apprenticeship to meticulously craft bespoke shoes for his customers.

A pie made of fruit with rich biscuit dough usually only on top of the fruit.

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

The warm peach cobbler was served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream at the summer fair.
To make a cherry cobbler, mix the cherries with sugar and let them simmer while preparing the biscuit dough.
She effortlessly crafted the blueberry cobbler that stole the show at the annual bake-off competition.
After baking the apple cobbler, the house filled with the inviting aroma of cinnamon and baked fruit.
During family gatherings, her famous blackberry cobbler was always the most requested dessert.

Tall sweetened iced drink of wine or liquor with fruit.

Nouns denoting foods and drinks.

The bartender mixed a refreshing cobbler with white wine, peaches, and a splash of lemon juice for the summer evening crowd.
She ordered a sherry cobbler at the old-fashioned bar, enjoying the combination of sweet and tangy flavors.
The recipe for the classic cobbler called for bourbon, blackberries, and a generous helping of sugar.
At the outdoor festival, they served a fruity cobbler made with red wine and a mix of seasonal berries.
The bartender's specialty was a cobbler made with cognac, orange slices, and a sprinkle of sugar on top.