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tapester

tapester noun: a maker of tapestries.

Noun

tapester (plural tapesters)

  1. A maker of tapestries.

Forms of tapester

pluraltapesters

Origin of tapester

From tapestry + -ster. Do not confuse with tapster (“ale-drawer”), which has Middle English spellings including tapester, tapister.

Questions about tapester

What does tapester mean?
Tapester means a maker of tapestries.
What part of speech is tapester?
Tapester is a noun.
What is the plural of tapester?
The plural of tapester is tapesters.

Words near tapester in the dictionary

  1. tapescripts
  2. tapespondence
  3. tapespondent
  4. tapespondents
  5. tapesponding
  6. tapester
  7. tapesters
  8. tapestried
  9. tapestries
  10. tapestry
  11. tapestry beetle

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