grower
- noun
- /ˈɡroʊər/
- And he's working constantly with the growers to help them improve the quality of their flour.
- citrus growers
- rice growers
- sunflower growers
They had to find a way to guarantee that growers would follow the rules.
- They had to find a way to guarantee that growers would follow the rules.
- My grandma was a huge papaya grower, yes.
Examples
-
Many Norwegian salmon growers are beginning to worry about the future of the industry.
Academic text (1990) -
The fifth fisherman is also a rice grower and lives in the area.
Academic text (2013) -
My father was a grower.
-
My grandma was a huge papaya grower, yes.
-
We were visiting relatives, tea growers in Munnar.
-
Water is critical in this agricultural system where growers produce a thirsty, tropical grain in a Mediterranean climate.
Academic text (2013) -
There were approximately 100,000 cotton growers in the state in the mid-1940s.
Academic text (1992) -
In 1997, these researchers offered growers seed from guayule plants selected for fast growth and high latex content.
Academic text (1999) -
The local grower supplies fresh vegetables to the farmers' market every week.
-
As a professional grower, she specializes in organic herbs and spices.
Synonyms
A person who grows crops or raises animals on a farm
A person who cares for plants and lawns in a garden
A person who owns or works on a small farm to grow food
A person who grows and studies garden plants like flowers and vegetables
A farmer who rents land from a landowner instead of owning it
A person who grows crops, often as a job
A person who studies or works in farming to grow crops
A person who grows fruit trees for a living
A person who prepares and looks after land to grow crops or plants
A person who works in farming, often growing crops or raising animals
A person or business that grows fruit to sell
A man who grows and cares for plants to sell
A person who grows and cares for trees to sell or protect nature
A small farmer who grows and gathers food plants
A person who grows plants or crops on land
A person who grows and cares for young plants for sale
A person who is good at growing and caring for plants
A person who cares for grapevines in a vineyard
A person who grows grapes to make wine
A person who grows mushrooms for sale, often on a farm or in a greenhouse
A person who grows or sells grain like wheat
Compounds
How Specialized
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Grower comes from the verb grow ('to become bigger' or 'to make plants larger') and the ending -er, meaning 'one who does something'. So a grower is someone who grows plants or crops, often as their job.