parer Synonyms
parer Meaning
parer (n)
a manicurist who trims the fingernails
a small sharp knife used in paring fruits or vegetables
parer (v. t.)
One who, or that which, pares; an instrument for paring.
parer Sentence Examples
- The chef skillfully pared the potato with a sharp knife, removing the skin in thin slices.
- To prevent bruising, gently pare the apples around the stem and blossom ends.
- Use a paring knife to carefully pare the carrots into thin, even strips.
- Paring the oranges removed the bitter pith and made the fruit easier to peel.
- The gardener expertly pared the roses, removing any damaged or diseased foliage.
- The athlete pared down his workout regimen to focus on essential exercises.
- The company pared down its inventory to streamline operations and reduce waste.
- The paring knife was essential for intricate cutting and delicate precision.
- The budget was pared down to reflect the current financial constraints.
- The editors meticulously pared down the manuscript to remove unnecessary content and improve clarity.
FAQs About the word parer
a manicurist who trims the fingernails, a small sharp knife used in paring fruits or vegetablesOne who, or that which, pares; an instrument for paring.
shave, trim, cut, shear, poll, mow, whittle, lop (off),clip, nip
extend, extend,lengthen, elongate, lengthen, elongate,
The chef skillfully pared the potato with a sharp knife, removing the skin in thin slices.
To prevent bruising, gently pare the apples around the stem and blossom ends.
Use a paring knife to carefully pare the carrots into thin, even strips.
Paring the oranges removed the bitter pith and made the fruit easier to peel.
