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Carver (Noun)

An artist who creates sculptures.

Nouns denoting people.

The renowned carver spent years perfecting her craft, creating intricate wooden sculptures that were highly sought after by collectors.
As a skilled carver, he was able to transform a simple block of marble into a breathtaking work of art.
The carver's use of light and shadow added depth and emotion to her sculptures, drawing viewers in and inviting them to explore.
With each delicate stroke of her chisel, the carver coaxed a beautiful figure from the stone, its features emerging slowly but surely.
The carver's studio was a treasure trove of half-finished projects, each one a testament to her boundless creativity and skill.

Makes decorative wooden panels.

Nouns denoting people.

The carver's skillful hands moved swiftly and precisely as he worked on the intricate design of the wooden panel.
In the village, a local carver was famous for his beautifully crafted wooden decorative pieces.
Her hobby was woodcarving, and she aspired to become a skilled carver, just like her grandfather.
To complete the antique wooden furniture, they needed a carver to add the missing ornate details.
After years of apprenticeship, John had become a renowned carver, and people from all over would visit him to commission custom pieces.

Someone who carves the meat.

Nouns denoting people.

The head chef was the designated carver for the grand feast, expertly slicing the roasted turkey.
At family gatherings, it was always Uncle John's job to be the carver, carving the meat with precision and care.
She was the carver at the holiday dinner, carefully slicing the prime rib into thin strips.
The carver at the buffet carved generous portions of roast beef for the waiting guests.
In many traditional households, the father was often the carver, responsible for carving the Sunday roast.

United States botanist and agricultural chemist who developed many uses for peanuts and soy beans and sweet potatoes (1864-1943).

Nouns denoting people.