carpetmaker
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4.1
- noun
- /ˈkɑːrpɪtˌmeɪkər/
- The skilled carpetmaker created a beautiful handmade rug for the living room.
Examples
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"I am a carpetmaker and therefore you will also be a carpetmaker!" With an agitated gesture, Ostvan pointed to the uncompleted carpet in the tying frame.
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You have learned from me everything a hair carpetmaker must know; that is enough.
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I will teach him the craft of a hair carpetmaker, and should I not live long enough, someone else will complete his training.
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The law has always said that a carpetmaker may only have one son because a carpet can only support one family.
Fiction book (2001) -
Why can I not succeed in making a good carpetmaker of my son, so that someday I can take my place beside God to help him tie the great carpet of life?
Fiction book (2001) -
"I am a carpetmaker and therefore you will also be a carpetmaker!" With an agitated gesture, Ostvan pointed to the uncompleted carpet in the tying frame.
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She watched as the carpetmaker expertly wove colorful threads into the fabric.
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After years of practice, he became a renowned carpetmaker, known for his intricate designs.
Synonyms
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3.6
A person who weaves rugs by hand or with a machine
How Skilled
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4.1
10
2.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Carpetmaker breaks into carpet and maker. Carpet was first used for a woven cloth or 'rug' brought from the East, like Persian or Turkish rugs, and maker means someone who 'makes' things, so a carpetmaker is someone who makes carpets, often by hand.