fowler
word
FOW-lur
FOW-luh
Definition
A fowler is a person who hunts wild birds for food or sport.
Usage & Nuances
Archaic and rarely used in modern English except in historical or literary contexts. More common words for this meaning today are 'bird hunter' or 'game hunter'.
Spanish: cazador de avesPortuguese (BR): caçador de avesPortuguese (PT): caçador de avesChinese (Simplified): 猎鸟者Chinese (Traditional): 獵鳥者Hindi: पक्षी शिकारीArabic: صائد الطيورBengali: পক্ষী শিকারিRussian: ловец птицJapanese: 鳥猟師Vietnamese: người săn chimKorean: 조류 사냥꾼Turkish: kuş avcısıUrdu: پرندہ شکاریIndonesian: pemburu burung
Example Sentences
A fowler hunts birds in the forest.
basic
The fowler set traps near the lake.
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A fowler uses nets to catch ducks.
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In old stories, a fowler is often a lonely wanderer.
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Nobody really calls themselves a fowler anymore.
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The word fowler sounds like something from a fairy tale.
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