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Definition of burrower - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
animalRare animal that digs to create a homeRare
- The rabbit is a skilled burrower.
2.
human activityRare person who digs or excavatesRare
- The archaeologist became a burrower, carefully uncovering ancient artifacts..
Images of burrower

animal that digs to create a home
Origin of burrower
Old English, burrow (hole) + -er (one who)
Examples of burrower in a sentence
Burrowers like the armadillo play a crucial role in the ecosystem. The burrower made significant progress in the excavation site. As a burrower, he discovered many hidden treasures underground.
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- French:fouisseur, creuseur, ...
- German:Buddler, Ausgräber, ...
- Italian:scavatore, ...
- Spanish:excavador, ...
- Portuguese:escavador, ...
- Chinese:挖洞动物, 掘地者, ...
- Japanese:穴掘り動物, 掘削者, ...
- Arabic:حَيَوان جُحْرِي, حَفّار, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹפֵר, כּוֹרֶה, ...
- Russian:землекоп, копатель, ...
- Ukrainian:норник, копач, ...
- Hindi:बुरोवर, पुरातत्वविद, ...
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