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Weaver (Noun)

Finch-like African and Asian colonial birds noted for their elaborately woven nests.

Nouns denoting animals.

The villagers were entertained by the weaver bird's intricate courtship dance on the branch of the acacia tree.
As the sun rose, the weaver's elaborate nest glistened with dew, a testament to its remarkable craftsmanship.
Weavers are known to be social birds and often build large communal nests in trees near water sources.
The ornithologist observed the weaver bird gathering long, thin reeds to construct its intricate nest.
In the savannah, the weaver's nest was a common sight, often hanging precariously from a thin branch.

A craftsman who weaves cloth.

Nouns denoting people.

The skilled weaver carefully selected threads of varying colors to create a vibrant tapestry.
She learned the art of weaving from her grandmother, a master weaver from a small village.
As a young apprentice, he worked under the guidance of a seasoned weaver to hone his skills.
The village was famous for its talented weavers, who spent years perfecting their craft.
With her fingers moving deftly over the loom, the weaver created beautiful fabrics sought after by merchants.