carabineer

or car·a·bi·nier

[ kahr-uh-buh-neer ]

noun

1. variants of carbineer.

carabineer

/ ˌkærəbɪˈnɪə /

noun

1. variants of carbineer

Example Sentences

Bill tried to talk some Spanish to one of the carabineers, but it did not go very well.

From Literature

"We do agree that we will change how a carabineer of that nature is loaded," he said.

From Reuters

Gurung used innovative fabrics, including cloque jacquard evoking mountain ranges, carabineer prints with petal-like ruffles, mossy degrade and sculptural embroidery to reflect topography.

From Los Angeles Times

A gang of 100 smugglers convoying thirty horse-loads of tobacco, &c., were attacked at the passage of the Guadiarro by a force of fifty carabineers.

From Project Gutenberg

He ordered a small guard of carabineers to pursue her, and bring her, that she might be dealt with according to Popish laws.

From Project Gutenberg