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1. (n.) weaver
a person who weaves.
2. weaver
a person whose occupation is weaving.
Etymology: (1325–75)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) weaver
a craftsman who weaves cloth
2. (noun) weaver, weaverbird, weaver finch
finch-like African and Asian colonial birds noted for their elaborately woven nests
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1. (noun) Weaver
one who weaves, or whose occupation is to weave
2. (noun) Weaver
a weaver bird
3. (noun) Weaver
an aquatic beetle of the genus Gyrinus. See Whirling
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Sense: (past tense, past participleweaved) to move backwards and forwards or from side to side
The cyclist weaved in and out of the traffic.
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 Afrikaans: wewer |
 Arabic: ناسِج، حائِك |
 Bulgarian: тъкач |
 Brazilian: tecelão |
 Czech: tkadlec, -na |
 German: der/die Weber(in) |
 Danish: væver |
 Greek: υφαντής |
 Spanish: tejedor |
 Estonian: kuduja |
 Farsi: بافنده |
 Finnish: kutoja |
 French: tisserand/-ande |
 Hebrew: אוֹרֵג |
 Hindi: बुनकर |
 Croatian: tkalac, tkalja |
 Hungarian: takács |
 Indonesian: penenun |
 Icelandic: vefari |
 Italian: tessitore, tessitrice |
 Japanese: 織る人 |
 Korean: 베를 짜는 사람 |
 Lithuanian: audėjas |
 Latvian: audējs |
 Malay: tukang tenun |
 Dutch: wever |
 Norwegian: vever |
 Polish: tkacz |
 Portuguese: tecelão |
 Romanian: ţesător |
 Russian: ткач |
 Slovak: tkáč, -ka |
 Slovenian: tkalec |
 Serbian: tkalja |
 Swedish: vävare |
 Thai: ผู้ถักทอ |
 Turkish: dokumacı |
 Taiwanese: 織布工 |
 Ukrainian: ткач; ткаля |
 Urdu: بننے والا |
 Vietnamese: thợ dệt |
 Chinese: 织布工 |
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