Similar words: thromboembolism, atom bomb, tomboy, carambola, thrombolytic, thrombolysis, tomboyish, embolectomy. Meaning: n. a lottery in which tickets are drawn from a revolving drum.
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1. I won a bottle of port on the tombola at the fair.
2. Kate bought two tickets in Mrs Keble's tombola.
3. Lots of events including Tombola and water pistol shooting.
4. There will be an auction, a tombola, and dancing to the Three B Band.
5. There was also a tombola, and dancing to the Dark Blues, and to Gibson's Discotheque.
6. A well stocked tombola provided many potential Christmas presents for the lucky winners.
7. Staff also ran a tombola and guess the name of the rabbit competition raising ￡1,[Sentence dictionary]675.
8. Last year a tombola held in Morrisons supermarket, Darlington, proved very popular.
9. For grinding imported Kolbus, days Herrenberg, Su ratio, tombola, Shi Feng paper that Germany steel scraper blade, cut board machine knives, paper machine with a knife.
10. Many entertainments are planned for the night including a charity auction, games and a tombola.
11. So was Mrs Keble, who'd taken eight pounds odd on the tombola.
12. The village was too peopled by women, fit only for the baking of cakes and arranging tombola stalls.
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