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Definition of fletcher in English: fletchernoun ˈflɛtʃəˈfleCHər historical A person who makes and sells arrows. 〈主史〉箭匠 Example sentencesExamples - The meditator, for example, is likened to a goldsmith, or to a fletcher straightening the mind like an arrow.
- I have heard of Griffins who traveled with fletchers and smiths.
- There are only ten traditional bowyers and twelve traditional fletchers in Korea (one of each is a friend of mine).
- It turned out, Nicola almost regretted her choice to stay in the fletcher stall.
- As for the arrows you'll have to go to the fletcher.
- I wouldn't have bothered you, but all the blacksmiths and arrow fletchers said they were busy, I did ask them first.
- She didn't hate Mark, the fletcher's son, and nor did she particularly like him.
- Nicola put on the new tunic and boots Katie had gotten her and walked outside with the fletcher.
- Some books and fletchers recommend just splitting them, I found sawing to be easier and more accurate although probably slower.
- But the archer was the product of years of training, and the bowyers and fletchers who supported him were craftsmen whose skills could not easily be duplicated.
- I was 20, unconfident that I could do well as a fletcher, smith and turner.
- And there was old Burli, the carpenter cum fletcher and blacksmith cum armourer.
- Julian was appalled, ‘Are you telling me that the town fletcher goes by the name of John Fletcher?’
- The fletcher's business is profitable, and it even does well during war.
- The fletcher had messy ash blond hair that reached to her mid-back, and gold eyes.
- Arrowheads were given over to the fletchers who would make the completed arrows.
- I last saw it when I visited a professional fletcher.
- The herbs seller, the fletcher, the smith, and the tanner were not too far away.
OriginMiddle English: from Old French flechier, from fleche 'arrow'. Rhymesetcher, fetcher, lecher, sketcher, stretcher Definition of fletcher in US English: fletchernounˈfleCHər historical A person who makes and sells arrows. 〈主史〉箭匠 Example sentencesExamples - As for the arrows you'll have to go to the fletcher.
- The meditator, for example, is likened to a goldsmith, or to a fletcher straightening the mind like an arrow.
- Arrowheads were given over to the fletchers who would make the completed arrows.
- The herbs seller, the fletcher, the smith, and the tanner were not too far away.
- And there was old Burli, the carpenter cum fletcher and blacksmith cum armourer.
- I last saw it when I visited a professional fletcher.
- Nicola put on the new tunic and boots Katie had gotten her and walked outside with the fletcher.
- Some books and fletchers recommend just splitting them, I found sawing to be easier and more accurate although probably slower.
- But the archer was the product of years of training, and the bowyers and fletchers who supported him were craftsmen whose skills could not easily be duplicated.
- The fletcher's business is profitable, and it even does well during war.
- There are only ten traditional bowyers and twelve traditional fletchers in Korea (one of each is a friend of mine).
- The fletcher had messy ash blond hair that reached to her mid-back, and gold eyes.
- Julian was appalled, ‘Are you telling me that the town fletcher goes by the name of John Fletcher?’
- It turned out, Nicola almost regretted her choice to stay in the fletcher stall.
- I was 20, unconfident that I could do well as a fletcher, smith and turner.
- I wouldn't have bothered you, but all the blacksmiths and arrow fletchers said they were busy, I did ask them first.
- She didn't hate Mark, the fletcher's son, and nor did she particularly like him.
- I have heard of Griffins who traveled with fletchers and smiths.
OriginMiddle English: from Old French flechier, from fleche ‘arrow’. |