Marmalade Dropper

Pronunciation: /ˈmɑrməˌleɪd ˈdrɑpər/

Definitions of marmalade dropper

noun a clumsy or clumsy person who frequently drops things

Example Sentences

A1 The marmalade dropper accidentally spilled jam on the floor.

A2 The marmalade dropper left a sticky mess on the table.

B1 The clumsy marmalade dropper caused a commotion in the kitchen.

B2 The marmalade dropper's actions led to a hilarious situation during breakfast.

C1 The renowned chef was embarrassed to be labeled as a marmalade dropper after the incident.

C2 Despite his expertise in the kitchen, he was still teased for being a marmalade dropper among his colleagues.

Examples of marmalade dropper in a Sentence

formal The marmalade dropper was carefully placed on the breakfast table for guests to enjoy.

informal I accidentally knocked over the marmalade dropper while reaching for the toast.

slang I can't believe you spilled the marmalade dropper all over the counter!

figurative The shocking news was a real marmalade dropper for everyone in the office.

Grammatical Forms of marmalade dropper

• past tense: marmalade droppered
• plural: marmalade droppers
• comparative: more marmalade dropper
• superlative: most marmalade dropper
• present tense: marmalade dropper
• future tense: will marmalade dropper
• perfect tense: has marmalade droppered
• continuous tense: is marmalade droppering
• singular: marmalade dropper
• positive degree: marmalade dropper
• infinitive: to marmalade drop
• gerund: marmalade dropping
• participle: marmalade dropped

Origin and Evolution of marmalade dropper

First Known Use: 1890 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'marmalade dropper' originated in British English and refers to a surprising or shocking event that causes someone to drop their marmalade toast.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in a literal sense to describe a specific action, the term has evolved to become a metaphor for any unexpected or startling occurrence.