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miller

miller
Noun
pl: millers

Meanings

Nounmiller

A person who owns or operates a mill for grinding grain.

The miller grinds grain.

Examples

The village miller ground the wheat into fine flour.

History

I need to take these sacks of grain to the miller.

I need to take these sacks of grain to the miller.

Fantasy

The miller worked from dawn until dusk to keep up with the harvest.

The miller worked from dawn until dusk to keep up with the harvest.

History

Is the miller still in town today?

Is the miller still in town today?

A wealthy miller owned the only watermill in the valley.

A wealthy miller owned the only watermill in the valley.

History

The miller checked the millstones for wear and tear.

The miller checked the millstones for wear and tear.

He spent his entire life as a miller in this small hamlet.

History

The miller promised to have the corn ready by tomorrow morning.

The miller promised to have the corn ready by tomorrow morning.

The old miller watched the wind turn the great sails of his mill.

The old miller watched the wind turn the great sails of his mill.

Fantasy

Collocations & Compounds

flour miller

Noun collocation: a person who specifically mills wheat or other grains into flour

The flour miller ensured the consistency of the grind for the local bakers.

master miller

Noun collocation: a highly skilled or senior miller who oversees the milling process

The apprentice spent years studying under the master miller to learn the trade.

country miller

Noun collocation: a miller operating a small-scale mill in a rural area

commercial miller

Noun collocation: a person or company operating a large-scale industrial milling facility

The commercial miller distributes grain to supermarkets across the state.

Etymology

Derived from the Middle English "miler," originating from the Old English "mylen" (mill) combined with the agent suffix "-er." It traces back to the Latin "molina," from "molere" meaning to grind.

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