cutler
- noun
- /ˈkʌtlər/
- A local cutler sells high-quality blades made from stainless steel.
Examples
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The museum showcased the history of the cutler and their tools through the ages.
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My OB-GYN's name is Dr. Cutler.
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And we all know Jay Cutler knows this offense and works well with Shanahan.
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The Bears lost both, with Cutler throwing six interceptions and just one touchdown.
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The concussion that Jay Cutler suffered last Sunday night has been well documented.
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The cutler crafted a beautiful set of knives for the chef's kitchen.
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Etymology
The word cutler comes from an old Latin word culter meaning 'knife' and the ending -er meaning 'a person who does something'. So, a cutler is someone who makes or sells knives, and you can remember it by thinking of 'cut' and 'knife'.