Definition

A person who digs for clams, usually as a job or for recreation.

Example

The clammer spent the day at the beach searching for clams to sell at the market.

Conversation

Have you ever been clam digging with a clammer?

No, I haven't, but it sounds like fun!

Yeah, it's interesting to see how they work as a clammer.

I would love to try it sometime, especially by the beach.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'clammer' originates from Middle English 'clammer', which means to make a loud noise or clamor. It is derived from the Old English 'clamor', meaning a loud outcry or noise. The word reflects the action of making a loud disturbance or uproar.

Memory Tip

Think of a loud 'outcry' or 'noise' when you hear 'clammer' — it helps you remember that it refers to making a loud disturbance.

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