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Meaning of "plumer"
plumer (noun) - a term used to describe a person who works or specializes in the trade of plumbing, dealing with pipes, fittings, and water systems
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- A person who sells feathers.
- Misspelling of plumber.
- A surname.
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Plumer supported all their requests.
You are supposed to be a plumer.
Plumer has suggested.
I have been promised an interview with General Plumer.
Ironically Plumer was a victim of his own success.
This was vetoed by Plumer.
Plumer competed for many years at Mt.
This sometimes formed part of a larger force under the command of Colonel Herbert Plumer.
Plumer Square is now a parking lot.
There is this General Plumer on the English side.
However Plumer wanted to stand at his home seat at Hertfordshire.
He had brothers Richard and William Plumer who were also in Parliament.
Plumer instead voted for Richard Rush.
In addition to practicing law, Plumer was active in local politics and government.
Plumer Ward cont.
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He was succeeded as an MP by Walter Plumer after a by-election.
Remark by General Plumer to his staff the evening before the attack.
Plumer of Messines.
In 1812 he was convicted of defrauding Thomas Plumer of a considerable sum of money.
Plumer was a founder and the first president of the New Hampshire Historical Society.
In the 1820 presidential election, Plumer was one of New Hampshire 's electoral college members.
Plumer immediately asked permission for a withdrawal almost identical to that proposed by Smith-Dorrien.
Jim Plumer told everyone that I kissed him in the school yard… laughs.
Plumer had a remarkable career which spanned almost 20 years.
Plumer lost the government interest for Aldeburgh and did not stand at the 1727 general election.
Plumer B. 5 big takeaways from the most thorough review of GMOs yet.
Plumer succeeded to some of the estates of his brother Walter in 1746.
Plumer attained admission to the bar in 1787, and began to practice in Epping.
Plumer is commenting on Psalm 33.
