Associations to the word «Sawyer»
Noun
- Eugene
- Ware
- Hillary
- Wisconsin
- Lucia
- Skinner
- Toby
- Heather
- Rush
- Plank
- Fleece
- Ford
- Silas
- Mouthful
- Lorenzo
- Hester
- Soo
- Skate
- Auditor
- Kathleen
- Dammit
- Truman
- Eddie
- Reginald
- Joe
- Hooper
- Anchor
- Kathy
- Walt
- Survivor
- Faraday
- Dino
- Doc
- Libby
- Dubois
- Talisman
- Beetle
- Ike
- Lucas
- Argyle
- Harding
- Brown
- Notebook
- Tex
- Veronica
- Ada
- Vargas
- Curry
- Schultz
- Pap
- Miles
- Sturgeon
- Cummings
- Credential
- Trilogy
- Ruth
- Corbett
- Dunedin
- Sequel
- Goodman
- Nathan
- Hampshire
- Renown
- Nixon
- Burns
- Jed
- Burton
- Ana
- Ashton
- Annie
- Cooper
- Kris
- Alderman
- Busch
- Esther
- Reggie
- Ben
- Shannon
- Mark
- Nevada
- Burke
- Herbert
- Juniper
- Log
- Superman
- Sniper
- Tag
- Buckingham
- Sloan
- Burnett
- Shingle
- Jackson
- Pheasant
Adverb
Wiktionary
SAWYER, noun. One who saws timber, especially in a sawpit.
SAWYER, noun. (US) A large trunk of a tree brought down by the force of a river's current
SAWYER, noun. A beetle that lives and feeds on trees, including timber.
SAWYER, noun. (US) (dialect) The bowfin.
SAWYER, proper noun. An occupational surname for someone who made a living from sawing wood.
SAWYER, proper noun. A male given name transferred from the surname.
Dictionary definition
SAWYER, noun. One who is employed to saw wood.
SAWYER, noun. Any of several beetles whose larvae bore holes in dead or dying trees especially conifers.
Wise words
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