set netter
set netter noun: one who fishes using a set net.
Noun
set netter (plural set netters)
- One who fishes using a set net.
- Sheathed in oilskins the boy climbed to the top of the cabin and stared shoreward with the binoculars, growling with frustrated fury when he saw the set netter nearest him row out and calmly pick a score of red salmon from his nets.1963, Elsa Pedersen, Cook Inlet decision, page 178
- A set netter is constantly watching the river downstream from his net for the arrival of shoals and lifting it when the fish are safely inside.1984, R. M. McDowall, The New Zealand Whitebait Book, page 144
Forms of set netter
| plural | set netters |
|---|---|
| alternative form | set-netter |
| alternative form | setnetter |
Questions about set netter
- What does set netter mean?
- Set netter means one who fishes using a set net.
- What part of speech is set netter?
- Set netter is a noun.
- What is the plural of set netter?
- The plural of set netter is set netters.
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