victualler (Meaning)

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victualler (n)

an innkeeper (especially British)

a supplier of victuals or supplies to an army

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The local victualler supplied the neighborhood with a variety of fresh produce, meats, and other essential goods.
The medieval market featured numerous victuallers offering spices, grains, and cured meats to the townspeople.
The ship's victualler played a crucial role in ensuring the crew had a well-balanced supply of provisions for the long sea journey.
The army's victualler organized the distribution of rations to the soldiers during their deployment.
The bustling city market had several victuallers selling quick and convenient meals to busy urban dwellers.
The historic inn was known for its hospitable victualler, providing guests with hearty meals and warm accommodations.
The royal banquet engaged the services of a skilled victualler to create a sumptuous feast for the king and his guests.
In the pioneer town, the local victualler was a key figure in ensuring the community's food supply.
The expedition team relied on the expertise of their victualler to provision the base camp in the remote wilderness.
The Victorian-era village had a central marketplace where various victuallers sold goods to the residents.

an innkeeper (especially British), a supplier of victuals or supplies to an army

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The local victualler supplied the neighborhood with a variety of fresh produce, meats, and other essential goods.

The medieval market featured numerous victuallers offering spices, grains, and cured meats to the townspeople.

The ship's victualler played a crucial role in ensuring the crew had a well-balanced supply of provisions for the long sea journey.

The army's victualler organized the distribution of rations to the soldiers during their deployment.