weeder

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weeder

A gardener uses a weeder to remove dandelions from the lawn.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A hand tool for removing weeds: A device, typically handheld, designed specifically to assist in the removal of unwanted plants (weeds) from gardens or cultivated areas.
    • A farmhand hired to remove weeds: A person, often employed on a farm or in a garden, whose primary task is to eliminate weeds by hand or with tools.
Usage Examples
  • Noun (Tool):

    • I bought a new weeder to help with the dandelions in my flower bed.
    • The long-handled weeder allows you to remove deep roots without bending over.
  • Noun (Person):

    • The farmer hired a weeder for the summer to keep the vegetable rows clean.
    • As a weeder, her job was tedious but essential for the crop's health.
Advanced Usage
  • "To work as a weeder": To have the occupation of removing weeds.
    • During his school holidays, he would work as a weeder on local organic farms.
Variants and Related Words
  • Weed (verb): To remove unwanted plants.
    • I need to weed the garden this weekend.
  • Weeding (noun): The act or process of removing weeds.
    • Weeding is a constant task in organic gardening.
Synonyms
  • Hoe (noun, as a tool): A tool with a thin blade used for chopping weeds.
  • Weed puller (noun): A tool specifically for extracting weeds.
  • Laborer (noun, for the person): A worker, especially in agriculture.
Related Phrases
  • "To do the weeding": To perform the task of removing weeds.
    • My chore every Saturday morning is to do the weeding.
weeder

A gardener uses a weeder to remove dandelions from the lawn.

Noun
  1. a hand tool for removing weeds
  2. a farmhand hired to remove weeds