fowler (Meaning)
fowler (n)
English lexicographer who wrote a well-known book on English usage (1858-1933)
someone who hunts wild birds for food
fowler (n.)
A sportsman who pursues wild fowl, or takes or kills for food.
Synonyms & Antonyms of fowler
fowler Sentence Examples
- The fowler carefully placed his snares in the thicket, hoping to trap a pheasant.
- The fowler's shotgun was a precision instrument he used to hunt waterfowl.
- The fowler's expertise in bird behavior allowed him to outwit even the most elusive prey.
- The fowler's cottage was perched on a hill overlooking the marshes, providing him with a vantage point to observe his targets.
- The fowler's hawk was a skilled hunting companion, helping him to locate and retrieve prey.
- The fowler's knowledge of bird migration patterns enabled him to predict the best times to hunt.
- The fowler's ethical code required him to respect the creatures he hunted and ensure their humane treatment.
- The fowler's livelihood depended on his ability to harvest birds in a sustainable manner.
- The fowler's passion for hunting was evident in the stories he shared about his adventures.
- The fowler's legacy lived on through generations of hunters who admired his skills and respected his traditions.
FAQs About the word fowler
English lexicographer who wrote a well-known book on English usage (1858-1933), someone who hunts wild birds for foodA sportsman who pursues wild fowl, or takes
archer,falconer, hawker, trapper, birder, huntress, hunter,sportsman, gunner, poacher
nonhunter, nonhunter,,
The fowler carefully placed his snares in the thicket, hoping to trap a pheasant.
The fowler's shotgun was a precision instrument he used to hunt waterfowl.
The fowler's expertise in bird behavior allowed him to outwit even the most elusive prey.
The fowler's cottage was perched on a hill overlooking the marshes, providing him with a vantage point to observe his targets.
