loriner (Meaning)

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loriner (n.)

A maker of bits, spurs, and metal mounting for bridles and saddles; hence, a saddler.

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The loriner painstakingly fashioned intricate bridles and saddles for the nobleman's steed.
The loriner's workshop echoed with the sound of metal being hammered and shaped.
The apprentice loriner eagerly awaited his master's guidance in the ancient craft of bridle-making.
The guild of loriners ensured the highest standards of workmanship were maintained.
The loriner's skill extended beyond horses, as he also crafted elegant bridles for hunting dogs.
The colorful ribbons and ornaments used by loriners added a touch of flair to their creations.
The wealthy merchants sought out the loriner renowned for his exceptional bridle designs.
The loriner's attention to detail was evident in the intricate engravings adorning his bridles.
The loriner's tools, passed down through generations, were essential to his craft.
The art of lorinery, once on the decline, has experienced a resurgence thanks to the dedicated work of skilled artisans.

A maker of bits, spurs, and metal mounting for bridles and saddles; hence, a saddler.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The loriner painstakingly fashioned intricate bridles and saddles for the nobleman's steed.

The loriner's workshop echoed with the sound of metal being hammered and shaped.

The apprentice loriner eagerly awaited his master's guidance in the ancient craft of bridle-making.

The guild of loriners ensured the highest standards of workmanship were maintained.