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clammer

clammer noun: one who digs for clams. Also the obsolete form of clamber.

Noun

clammer (plural clammers)

  1. One who digs for clams.
    Synonyms:
    clamdigger

Also used as

clammer is also the obsolete form of clamber.

Synonyms of clammer

Forms of clammer

Noun
pluralclammers
Verb
third-person singular presentclammers
present participleclammering
past participleclammered
pastclammered

Origin of clammer

From clam + -er.

Questions about clammer

What does clammer mean?
Clammer means one who digs for clams.
What part of speech is clammer?
Clammer is a noun.
What is the plural of clammer?
The plural of clammer is clammers.

Words near clammer in the dictionary

  1. clamjamphries
  2. clamless
  3. clamlike
  4. clammed
  5. clammed up
  6. clammer
  7. clammered
  8. clammering
  9. clammers
  10. clammersome
  11. clammest

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