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Definition of Fletcher - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesurname of English origin
- Jessica Fletcher is a famous fictional detective.
2.
geographyUS town in Henderson County North CarolinaUS
- Fletcher is a small town in North Carolina.
3.
literatureDated English dramatist who worked with Francis BeaumontDated
- Fletcher was a famous playwright in the 1600s.
4.
Oklahoma townRare US town in Comanche County OklahomaRare US
- Fletcher is a town in Oklahoma.
5.
Vermont townRare US town in Franklin County VermontRare US
- Fletcher is a quaint town in Vermont.
6.
Ontario communityRare farming community in Chatham-Kent Ontario CanadaRare
- Fletcher is known for its farms in Ontario.
7.
Australian suburbRare outer suburb of Newcastle New South Wales AustraliaRare
- Fletcher is a suburb of Newcastle, Australia.
8.
Ohio villageRare US village in Miami County OhioRare US
- Fletcher is located in Miami County, Ohio.
9.
California ghost townRare US ghost town in CaliforniaRare US
- Fletcher is now a ghost town in California.
Origin of Fletcher
Old French, flechier (arrow maker)
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Examples of Fletcher in a sentence
The Fletcher family moved to a new city. Fletcher hosts an annual music festival. Many families have settled in Fletcher. Fletcher's works are studied in literature classes. Many plays by Fletcher are still performed today. Fletcher hosts an annual summer festival.
The population of Fletcher has been growing steadily. The scenic views in Fletcher attract many tourists. Fletcher hosts an annual agricultural fair. The community of Fletcher thrives on farming. Fletcher has a growing population. The new shopping center in Fletcher is impressive. Fletcher has a small-town charm. Fletcher was once a bustling mining town. Tourists visit Fletcher to explore its history.
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- French:Fletcher, ...
- German:Fletcher, Ortschaft in Chatham-Kent in Ontario, ...
- Italian:Fletcher, ...
- Spanish:Fletcher, ...
- Portuguese:Fletcher, ...
- Chinese:弗莱彻, ...
- Japanese:フレッチャー, ...
- Arabic:فِلِيتْشَر, فلتشر, ...
- Hebrew:פְלֶטְשֶׁר, ...
- Russian:Флетчер, ...
- Ukrainian:Флетчер, ...
- Hindi:फ्लेचर, ...
Definition of fletcher - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
arrow craftingDated person who makes arrowsDated
- The village fletcher supplied arrows for the hunters.
- The fletcher crafted arrows with precision and care.
- In medieval times, a skilled fletcher was highly valued.
Origin of fletcher
French, flèche (arrow) + -er (maker)
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- French:fabricant de flèches, ...
- German:Pfeilmacher, ...
- Italian:costruttore di frecce, ...
- Spanish:flechero, ...
- Portuguese:flecheiro, ...
- Chinese:箭匠, ...
- Japanese:矢師, ...
- Arabic:صانع السهام, ...
- Hebrew:יוֹצֵר חִצִּים, ...
- Russian:стрелодел, ...
- Ukrainian:стрільник, ...
- Hindi:फ्लेचर, ...
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