ଜଣେ ବ୍ୟକ୍ତି ଯିଏ କାଟନ୍ତି |,

Noun:

କାର୍ପେରର, କାଠକଟା,

hewers's Usage Examples:

rod By the might of truth, and the grace of God, No longer shall we be hewers of wood.

the locals in the area, who were regarded mainly as drawers of waters and hewers of wood.

of patients had been tobacco chewers thus establishing a link between tobacco and cancer.

age, and those who were deemed as lazy were mockingly called “charcoal chewers”- a term which referred to their staying at home by the cooking hearth.

the early part of Ahom rule, they were employed in menial capacities as hewers of wood and drawers of water.

stenos breathless, takes on a comedy aspect, that gets the gum chewers tittering at first, then laughing outright at the very false ring of the couple.

this by painting murals of gods on their walls, with the idea that gutkha chewers would not spit on a god.

of Winchell, wrote: Not all readers of that gum-chewers" sheetlet, the New York Graphic, are gum-chewers.

Up to 1929 most coal was cut by hewers, men using picks and shovels, but Manchester Collieries began a programme.

the playing field was kept up by the players themselves, who would use hewers to cut the grass.

Lovebirds are avid chewers, with strong beaks.

held the stenos breathless, takes on a comedy aspect, that gets the gum chewers tittering at first, then laughing outright at the very false ring of the.

They also found that chewers often exhibited a condition known.

Synonyms:

laborer, jack, labourer, manual laborer,

Antonyms:

lower,