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flesher Synonyms

Another word for flesher

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• noun (Context 1)

A butcher; a person whose trade is slaughtering animals and selling their meat.

Usage Example

"The local butcher prepared prime cuts of beef and lamb for the village market."

Strongest
butcher

• noun (Context 2)

A specialized two-handled scraping knife or bladed tool used by tanners and trappers to remove flesh and fat from animal skins.

Usage Example

"The trapper drew the curved fleshing knife carefully across the pelt to strip away the remaining fat without slicing the hide."

Strongest
fleshing knife

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