IPA: /ˈθroʊstər/
KK: /ˈθroʊstər/
A person who twists fibers together to make thread or yarn, often used in textile production.
The throwster skillfully created beautiful threads from the raw fibers.
The word 'throwster' originates from Middle English 'throuster', which is derived from the verb 'throw' (meaning to propel something with force) and the suffix '-ster' (meaning a person who performs a specific action). A throwster is thus a person who throws, particularly in the context of throwing yarn or thread in textile work.
Think of someone who 'throws' ('throw') yarn or thread, and the '-ster' indicates that this person performs that action. This helps you remember that a throwster is someone who throws in the context of textile work.