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Meaning of thacker
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thacker ()
See Thatch, Thatcher.
thacker Sentence Examples
- The thacker deftly mended the torn garment, restoring it to its former glory.
- The thacker's skilled hands nimbly stitched the intricate embroidery on the gown.
- As a master thacker, he could mend any hole or tear with precision and artistry.
- The thacker's workspace was a veritable haven for textiles, from delicate silks to sturdy canvas.
- The thacker's fingers danced across the fabric, weaving a symphony of stitches.
- The apprentice thacker eagerly observed his mentor's intricate techniques.
- The thacker's reputation for excellence spread far and wide, drawing clients from all walks of life.
- The royal court employed a team of thackers to maintain the exquisite tapestries that adorned the castle walls.
- The thacker's love for his craft inspired him to create beautiful and durable works of art.
- The thacker's legacy lived on through generations of students who carried on his tradition of meticulous craftsmanship.
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See Thatch, Thatcher.
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The thacker deftly mended the torn garment, restoring it to its former glory.
The thacker's skilled hands nimbly stitched the intricate embroidery on the gown.
As a master thacker, he could mend any hole or tear with precision and artistry.
The thacker's workspace was a veritable haven for textiles, from delicate silks to sturdy canvas.
