Definition of bottomer in English:

bottomer

noun ˈbɒtəmə

1Coal Mining. A person who works at the pit bottom. Compare "pit-bottomer" Now chiefly historical.
2A person who makes or fits the bottom for something, especially a chair.

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Parkyns (1664–1741), writer on wrestling. Probably partly from bottom + -er.

nounˈbɒtəmə

1Coal Mining. A person who works at the pit bottom. Compare "pit-bottomer" Now chiefly historical.
2A person who makes or fits the bottom for something, especially a chair.

Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Parkyns (1664–1741), writer on wrestling. Probably partly from bottom + -er.

词汇	bottomer
释义	Definition of bottomer in English: bottomer noun ˈbɒtəmə 1Coal Mining. A person who works at the pit bottom. Compare "pit-bottomer" Now chiefly historical. 2A person who makes or fits the bottom for something, especially a chair. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Parkyns (1664–1741), writer on wrestling. Probably partly from bottom + -er. Definition of bottomer in US English: bottomer nounˈbɒtəmə 1Coal Mining. A person who works at the pit bottom. Compare "pit-bottomer" Now chiefly historical. 2A person who makes or fits the bottom for something, especially a chair. Origin Early 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Parkyns (1664–1741), writer on wrestling. Probably partly from bottom + -er.
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