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blader

blader

9.3
A person who sharpens or fixes knives and other cutting tools
  • noun
  • /ˈbleɪdər/
translation icon : afilador
  • The company hired a new blader to maintain the sharpness of their surgical instruments.

Examples

  • I took my old razor to the blader for repairs.

  • The blader sharpened my kitchen knife perfectly.

  • The skilled blader carefully sharpened each knife before it was sent to the kitchen.

  • As a blader, she specialized in repairing industrial cutting tools for local factories.

  • The skilled blader carefully sharpened the kitchen knives to ensure they were razor-sharp.

  • After taking his broken tools to the blader, they were restored to perfect working condition.

  • As a professional blader, she specializes in crafting high-quality cutting tools for chefs.

Synonyms

cutler
vsblader
24 9.9

A person or shop that makes and sells knives and other cutting tools

focuses on making, sharpening, and repairing a range of cutting tools
knifer
vsblader
8.8

A person who makes or sells knives as a job

includes sharpening and repair of many blade types beyond narrow handheld work

Surface Forms

blader singular
bladers plural

Morphology

blader = blade (transparent) = blade + er

The word is transparently built from blade + -er, referring to a person associated with making or maintaining blades.

Etymology

Blader comes from the word blade 'a sharp tool' and the ending -er 'one who'. So a blader can be a craftsman who makes, sharpens, or repairs knives and other blades.