Associations to the word «Carver»
Noun
- Girlfriend
- Illustrator
- Isaac
- Davidson
- Toni
- Carol
- Massachusetts
- Carolyn
- Doc
- Whitman
- Causeway
- Kramer
- Lex
- Elijah
- African
- Waldo
- Archaeologist
- Sami
- Pulpit
- Joint
- Birmingham
- Fay
- Sion
- Moses
- Sioux
- Smuggler
- Webster
- Potato
- Ann
- Pierce
- Benson
- Northwest
- Fuller
- Lynch
- Montgomery
- Deacon
- Plaster
- Bearer
- Workman
- Penny
- Steiner
- Marjorie
- High
- Merlin
- Stone
- Colored
- Samuel
- Marshal
- Preston
- Martin
- Tailor
- Lynn
- Briefing
- Hearth
- Knife
- Diving
- Monument
- Skill
- Rochester
- Sleeper
- Gavin
- Jim
- Max
- Pilgrim
- Cathedral
- Gardner
- Carson
- Feller
- Zeus
- Lester
- Inscription
- Dish
- Tomorrow
- Englishman
- Transistor
- Quarry
- Syndicate
- Villain
- Alabama
- Rowland
- Steamboat
- Colony
- Conway
- Blackwell
- Walt
- Norton
- Butter
- Coma
Adverb
Wiktionary
CARVER, noun. Someone who carves.
CARVER, noun. (dated) A carving knife.
CARVER, noun. (dated) A butcher.
CARVER, noun. An armchair as part of a set of dining chairs (originally for the person who is to carve the meat).
CARVER, proper noun. A surname.
Dictionary definition
CARVER, noun. United States botanist and agricultural chemist who developed many uses for peanuts and soy beans and sweet potatoes (1864-1943).
CARVER, noun. Makes decorative wooden panels.
CARVER, noun. An artist who creates sculptures.
CARVER, noun. Someone who carves the meat.
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