crabber
a person who catches crabs.
a boat used in catching crabs.
Origin of crabber
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How to use crabber in a sentence
A crabber is Florida's latest casualty of the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio Vulnificus.
Inside Florida’s Battle With the Flesh-Eating Vibrio Vulnificus | Jacqui Goddard | October 8, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTThe crabs are then strung upon a string or wythe, and allowed to hang in the water until the crabber desists from his occupations.
Rambles of a Naturalist | John D. GodmanThe crabber reached over and turned a switch, cutting his engine.
The Flying Stingaree | Harold Leland GoodwinRick could see the boat, but the angle was wrong for him to see the crabber at work.
The Flying Stingaree | Harold Leland GoodwinThe crabber was getting about one crab for every three baits.
The Flying Stingaree | Harold Leland Goodwin
Scotty went into the cabin and left Rick watching the crabber.
The Flying Stingaree | Harold Leland Goodwin
British Dictionary definitions for crabber
/ (ˈkræbə) /
a crab fisherman
a boat used for crab-fishing
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