"Quarrier" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
A fairly rare word!
A quarrier is a person who quarries, or cuts, stone, particularly to extract or work on rock. It can also refer to a person who mines or extracts stone, ore, or other minerals from a quarry.
In an architectural or engineering context, a quarrier may also be a person who supplies stone to builders or craftsmen.
The word "quarrier" is mostly used in Scottish English and in some parts of the UK.
Here are 5 usage examples of "quarrier":
To quarrel is to argue or fight with someone in a loud and angry way, often about something unimportant. It can also mean to express disagreement or opposition to someone in a loud and angry manner.
"Quarrels" refers to a series of angry disputes or arguments, typically between two people or between a person and a group. It can also refer to a state of being engaged in a series of disagreements or opposing views.
The propensity to quarrel or argue frequently, often in a petty or childish manner.<br><br>Example: "He was known for his quarrelsomeness, always getting into disputes with his siblings."
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Multiple meanings of "quarries":<br><br>1. <strong>Noun</strong>: Quarries refer to excavations or pits from which stones, rocks, or minerals are extracted. They can also be a place where raw materials such as sand, gravel, or limestone are mined.<br>2. <strong>Verb</strong>: To quarry means to extract stones, rock, or other materials from the earth, typically using heavy machinery.<br>3. <strong>Noun</strong> (idiomatic): A quarry is also a person who is pursued or hunted, often in a sport or in the wilderness.<br><br>Example sentences:<br><br> The company owns a quarry where they mine limestone for the construction industry.<br> The hen was chased by a hawk, which became her quarry.<br> The hikers had to navigate through a steep quarry to reach the summit.
A quarry is a site where stones, rocks, or other minerals are extracted from the ground. It can also refer to a place where people hunt or catch animals for food.<br><br>For example:<br><br> The company operates a limestone quarry to produce cement.<br> After being trapped for days, the cat managed to escape from the lion's quarry.<br><br>Alternatively, a quarry can also refer to a person who is difficult to catch or evade, especially in a sporting context.<br><br>For example:<br><br> The Rouges were a crafty quarry for the law enforcement officers.<br><br>Additionally, "quarry" can also be used to describe a place where someone's skills or abilities are being tested or pursued, as in "the quarry of their dreams".
The act of extracting stone, sand, gravel, or other rock-based materials from the ground for use in construction or other purposes.
A person employed in a quarry, who extracts stone, marble, or other minerals from the quarry.
A unit of measurement. One quart is equal to one-fourth of a gallon. It is a unit used to measure volume, typically for liquids or dry goods. The term "quart" can also refer to a group of four, as in "a quartet" of musicians or singers.
Relating to a period of seven days; occurring at intervals of seven days; every seventh part of a period.