Definition

A person or thing that digs or removes something from the ground, often used in the context of gardening or agriculture.

Example

The grubber was used to clear the weeds from the garden bed.

Conversation

Did you see that grubber during the game last night?

Yeah, it was so tricky for the defense to handle it!

I know, right? That kind of play really keeps everyone on their toes.

Absolutely! A good grubber can change the whole momentum of the match.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Grubber originates from the Old English 'grubban', meaning to dig or to search. The word refers to someone who digs or searches, often in a persistent or thorough manner.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who is 'digging' ('grubban') for something, which helps you remember that a grubber is someone who searches or digs for things.

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