strewer
strewer noun: one who strews something.
Noun
strewer (plural strewers)
- One who strews something.
- She loved plaster statues, vigil lights, tabernacles decorated in gold leaf with little doors that opened, processions with strewers, the Lourdes hymn: that whole world of disappearing and comforting Catholicism […]1991, Michael Macklem, The Oberon Reader, page 289
Forms of strewer
| plural | strewers |
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Origin of strewer
From strew + -er.
Questions about strewer
- What does strewer mean?
- Strewer means one who strews something.
- What part of speech is strewer?
- Strewer is a noun.
- What is the plural of strewer?
- The plural of strewer is strewers.
Words near strewer in the dictionary
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