grubber (Meaning)

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grubber (n.)

One who, or that which, grubs; especially, a machine or tool of the nature of a grub ax, grub hook, etc.

The farmer used a grubber to till the soil before planting.
The grubber's sharp tines dug into the earth, breaking up clods and removing weeds.
The grubber left a fine, even seedbed for the crops.
The tractor pulled the grubber across the field in straight rows.
The landowner hired a contractor to grubber his property before construction.
The grubber removed stumps and debris from the land, leaving it ready for development.
The grubber's attachments could also be used to aerate the soil and control weeds.
The farmer used the grubber to prepare the soil for both spring and fall planting.
The grubber's heavy weight allowed it to penetrate hard soil conditions.
The grubber was essential for maintaining the health and productivity of the farm's fields.

One who, or that which, grubs; especially, a machine or tool of the nature of a grub ax, grub hook, etc.

laborer, worker, slogger, toiler, foot soldier,slave, dogsbody, plugger, drone, peon

loafer, idler, sluggard, goldbrick, idler, loafer,shirker, goldbrick, slug, sluggard

The farmer used a grubber to till the soil before planting.

The grubber's sharp tines dug into the earth, breaking up clods and removing weeds.

The grubber left a fine, even seedbed for the crops.

The tractor pulled the grubber across the field in straight rows.