grainer
- noun
- /ˈɡreɪnər/
- Jargon
- She hired a grainer to restore the original wood pattern on the old cabinet.
Examples
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A special grainer is used to add texture to painted furniture.
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She is a skilled grainer who works with leather.
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The skilled grainer made the plain door look like expensive mahogany.
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The grainer applied a beautiful wood finish.
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The skilled grainer made the plain door look like expensive mahogany.
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She hired a grainer to restore the original wood pattern on the old cabinet.
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A special grainer is used to add texture to painted furniture.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Grainer comes from the word grain, which here means the natural lines or 'texture' you see in wood or leather. A grainer is a person or tool that makes or copies that pattern, so they can make plain furniture look like nicer wood.