burrower
ˈbʌrəʊər
Definition Synonyms

Definition of burrower - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
animalRareanimal that digs to create a homeRare
  • The rabbit is a skilled burrower.
digger excavator miner
2.
human activityRareperson who digs or excavatesRare
  • The archaeologist became a burrower, carefully uncovering ancient artifacts..
digger excavator
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Images of burrower

  • burrower: animal that digs to create a home
    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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  1. French:fouisseur, creuseur, ...
  2. German:Buddler, Ausgräber, ...
  3. Italian:scavatore, ...
  4. Spanish:excavador, ...
  5. Portuguese:escavador, ...
  6. Chinese:挖洞动物, 掘地者, ...
  7. Japanese:穴掘り動物, 掘削者, ...
  8. Arabic:حَيَوان جُحْرِي, حَفّار, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוֹפֵר, כּוֹרֶה, ...
  10. Russian:землекоп, копатель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:норник, копач, ...
  12. Hindi:बुरोवर, पुरातत्वविद, ...

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