Horologer
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horologer — ho·rol·o·ger … English syllables
horologer — noun someone who makes or repairs watches • Syn: ↑watchmaker, ↑horologist • Derivationally related forms: ↑horology, ↑horology (for: ↑horologist) • Hypernyms … Useful english dictionary
horologist and horologer — A person who practices or is skilled in horology. Horologists (alternatively called horologers) include those who design and craft timepieces, and perhaps connoisseurs of them as well. (pr. hah RAH le jist and hah RAH l? jer) Also see art… … Glossary of Art Terms
horologist — noun someone who makes or repairs watches • Syn: ↑watchmaker, ↑horologer • Derivationally related forms: ↑horology (for: ↑horologer), ↑horology • Hypernyms: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
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horologist — /haw rol euh jist, hoh /, n. 1. an expert in horology. 2. a person who makes clocks or watches. Also, horologer. [1790 1800; HOROLOGE + IST] * * * … Universalium
horologist — noun A person; someone who makes or repairs watches or clocks. Syn: watchmaker, horologer … Wiktionary
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