roofer
- noun
- /ˈruːfər/
- The roofer repaired the damaged shingles on the roof yesterday.
- hire a roofer
- professional roofer
- job as a roofer
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- So there's you know, guys doing the, the glass, there's, you know, roofers, there's, you know, any number of other trades on site.
- Yeah, as I said, rock stars to roofers, film directors, celebrity chefs to DPD drivers, sky technicians, whatever.
- But it's me, Warren, who's an electrician, Matt who's a builder and Chris who's a roofer, right?
- OK, so I did my thing, the roofers did their thing, and now check out this glorious before and after.
Examples
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Ask for referrals and read online customer reviews to identify which local roofer has the best reputation.
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If a reputable roofer recommends a new roof, heed the advice.
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I would have paid to hire a real roofer.
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He's a roofer with a mortgage.
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Finding a reputable roofer is not difficult because friends or neighbors have probably used one in the past.
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A GAF master elite roofer will get the job done correctly the first time, saving money in the end.
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I found a roofer.
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I mean, I guess the good part about being a roofer is that at least you're around to see your daughter's violin recital.
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Roofer by trade, Quite a bundle I've made, I'm unionized roofin' old Son-of-a-gun!
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But it's me, Warren, who's an electrician, Matt who's a builder and Chris who's a roofer, right?
Synonyms
A person who puts tiles on floors, walls, or roofs
A person who makes roofs from straw or reeds
A person who puts thin overlapping pieces on a roof to keep out rain
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Roofer is simply roof plus the ending -er, just like baker or teacher names a person. So a roofer is 'one who lays or repairs roofs'.