'WOMBLE' ? ? ?

[Gość: desperate]

What does 'womble' mean?
It's really important for me (and urgent as well) so please if anyone knows
what it means - tell me! It's kinda matter of life and death... ;)

[Gość: cm]

Here is one meaning:

Wombles originated as a set of stories by Elisabeth Beresford. They were
originally illustrated, by Margaret Gordon, to look a bit like teddy bears with
their bright eyes and round furry bodies.

And here another:

Womble is a lightweight tool for extracting object models from Java bytecode.

You didn't give a context so take your pick.

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Gość portalu: desperate napisał(a):

> What does 'womble' mean?
> It's really important for me (and urgent as well) so please if anyone knows
> what it means - tell me!

Forget the cuddly teddy etymology. In that small country just across the
French Channel... geez, the name escapes me

[Gość: womble]

Womble  
in the UK, one of a group of creatures in a popular children’s television
series called The Wombles. They lived on Wimbledon Common in London and
collected rubbish and things that people had left there.