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implementor

implementor

5.5
A person or company that makes tools like plows and rakes
  • noun
  • /ˈɪmplɪmɛntər/
  • US
translation icon : implementador
  • The company was known as a leading implementor of advanced agricultural machinery in the region.

Examples

  • The farmer relied on a skilled implementor to supply the necessary tools for his crops.

  • As an implementor of sustainable farming practices, she provided valuable equipment to local farmers.

  • Thus, the generalizability to more natural conditions may be confounded by the use of nontreatment implementors as subjects.

    Academic text (1992)

Synonyms

toolmaker
vsimplementor
1 3.8

A person who makes or fixes tools as a job

is broader, including companies that also provide or sell tools
implementer
vsimplementor
4.9

A person or company that sells farm tools

is spelled with -or rather than -er but means the same thing

How Specialized

specialist
352 3.9
implementor
  • US
5.5
manufacturer
477 3.1
supplier
204 2.7
seller
257 1.0

Surface Forms

implementor singular
implementors plural

Morphology

implementor = implement (semi-transparent) = implement + or

The word is built with the productive agentive suffix -or, but the specific sense of a maker or supplier of implements is somewhat specialized and not fully predictable from the base alone.

Etymology

Implementor comes from implement, which first meant a 'supply' or tool and comes from the old root implere meaning 'to fill', while the ending -or means 'one who does'. So an implementor is someone who provides or supplies tools, especially for farming.