victualer (Meaning)
victualer (n)
an innkeeper (especially British)
a supplier of victuals or supplies to an army
victualer (n.)
One who furnishes victuals.
One who keeps a house of entertainment; a tavern keeper; an innkeeper.
A vessel employed to carry provisions, usually for military or naval use; a provision use; a provision ship.
One who deals in grain; a corn factor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of victualer
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victualer Sentence Examples
- The local victualer supplied the village with fresh produce and essential goods from the nearby farms.
- As the designated victualer for the camping trip, Sarah carefully planned and packed a variety of nourishing foods for the group.
- The medieval market featured numerous victualers offering spices, grains, and meats to the townsfolk.
- The ship's victualer ensured that the crew had enough provisions for the long sea journey, including barrels of water and barrels of preserved foods.
- The frontier town relied on the skills of the victualer to maintain a steady supply of goods for the growing population.
- The army's victualer organized the distribution of rations to the soldiers during the military campaign.
- In the bustling city, street vendors acted as victualers, selling quick and convenient meals to busy urban dwellers.
- The traveling circus had its own victualer who ensured that the performers and crew had nutritious meals while on the road.
- The expedition team hired a skilled victualer to manage the provisioning of the base camp in the remote mountain region.
- The marketplace was abuzz with activity as victualers showcased their products, competing for the attention of eager customers.
FAQs About the word victualer
an innkeeper (especially British), a supplier of victuals or supplies to an armyOne who furnishes victuals., One who keeps a house of entertainment; a tavern ke
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The local victualer supplied the village with fresh produce and essential goods from the nearby farms.
As the designated victualer for the camping trip, Sarah carefully planned and packed a variety of nourishing foods for the group.
The medieval market featured numerous victualers offering spices, grains, and meats to the townsfolk.
The ship's victualer ensured that the crew had enough provisions for the long sea journey, including barrels of water and barrels of preserved foods.
