waler
/ˈweɪlər/
noun
- A horse bred in New South Wales, Australia, often used as a cavalry or pack horse.
- A sturdy waler carried supplies across the rugged terrain.
- The British army imported many walers for their campaigns in India.
- The rancher preferred a waler for its endurance and calm temperament.
- A person or thing that wales (marks with welts or ridges).
- The machine acted as a waler, pressing ridges into the fabric.
- He was known as a waler because of the marks he left on the wood.
- The tool was a waler, used to create patterns in the leather.