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Often used in the same context:
weaver,
draper,
thatcher,
embroiderer,
craftsperson,
miller,
craftswoman,
tricot,
polisher,
tambour,
buri,
silk,
jamdani,
warwick,
randall,
upholsterers,
washables,
worsted,
ironer,
straightener,
mender,
emery,
felting,
etcher,
ironware,
tinware,
plaiting,
threader,
bedcover,
tye,
patternmaker,
shirley,
ceramic ware,
pyrography,
lint,
stich,
owens,
delft,
yarn,
bharat,
angora rabbit,
scrubbing brush,
ikea,
scourer,
barbing,
superfine,
textile,
comber,
enamelling,
saddler,
trompe,
slub,
smiths,
gordon,
mercer,
lok,
knitter,
patti,
stitcher,
plucker,
dobby,
serigraphy,
cutler,
purling,
washerman,
muslin,
greenware,
darning,
refinisher,
sewing machine,
veneering,
candlewick,
varnishing,
lauhala,
diane,
vulcanizing,
potter,
dyestuff,
cloth,
canterbury,
silverwork,
twill weave,
crayola,
monet,
repellence,
ramie,
crocheter,
tracey,
philippe,
sumi,
joseph,
repousse,
stockinette,
terry towel,
jacob,
satis,
ironsmith,
bobbins,
wool,
mali,
propre,
epilation,
jeweller,
carpenter,
blacksmith,
druggist,
goldsmith,
artisan,
baker,
brewer,
tailor,
tanner,
tradesman,
apothecary,
banker,
bookseller,
dentist,
farmer,
jeweler,
mason
Appears in the definition of:
genus reseda,
gray goldenrod,
solidago nemoralis
More general:
skilled worker,
trained worker
Also try:
— Adjectives for dyer:
thiselton,
old,
late,
poor,
brent,
little,
hamilton,
thistleton,
good,
practical,
young,
more...
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