head beetler
head beetler noun: the leader of a group of workmen.
Noun
head beetler (plural head beetlers)
- The leader of a group of workmen.
- The line of flunkies, like a rijiment of tin men workin' on strings, all together threw up their hands in horror, a look on their face like someone stole their last penny, and the head beetler of them, bowin' till his three ends met, said, […]1920, Seumas MacManus, Top o' the Mornin', page 161
- Later Mattie, the 'head beetler' of my father's family, arrived wearing his customary tweed jacket.2016, Patrick Deeley, The Hurley Maker's Son
Forms of head beetler
| plural | head beetlers |
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Questions about head beetler
- What does head beetler mean?
- Head beetler means the leader of a group of workmen.
- What part of speech is head beetler?
- Head beetler is a noun.
- What is the plural of head beetler?
- The plural of head beetler is head beetlers.
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