IPA: /ˈʃɪŋɡlə/
KK: /ˈʃɪŋɡlər/
A person who puts shingles on roofs or other structures to protect them from weather.
The shingler worked quickly to finish the roof before the rain started.
Shingler → The word 'shingler' comes from the Old English 'scingel', meaning a person who covers roofs with shingles. The root 'shingle' itself is derived from the Old French 'cingle', meaning a thin piece of wood used for roofing. Thus, a shingler is someone who works with shingles to cover roofs.
Think of a person who works with thin pieces of wood ('shingle') to cover roofs — that's what a shingler does.