Carver is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARVER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that carves
• a person who carves a hard material professionally
• a knife designed for slicing meat.
• a knife and fork for slicing meat.
• a person who cuts and serves the meat at a meal.
• the principal chair, with arms, in a set of dining chairs, intended for the person carving meat.
• carving knife
• One who carves; one who shapes or fashions by carving, or as by carving; esp. one who carves decorative forms, architectural adornments, etc.
• One who carves or divides meat at table.
• A large knife for carving.
• United States botanist and agricultural chemist who developed many uses for peanuts and soy beans and sweet potatoes (1864-1943)
• makes decorative wooden panels
• an artist who creates sculptures
• someone who carves the meat

Words related to CARVER

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How to use CARVER in a sentence

• Carver, who then resided at North Platte, and who has recently acquired considerable notoriety as a rifle-shot, hunted with us for a few days.
• In cutting a ham, the carver must be guided according as he desires to practise economy, or have, at once, fine slices out of the prime part.
• Carver was one of the best job printers in the country, and he was also one of the best amateur actors among the fraternity.
• CHAPTER III CARVER HOUSE Nyoda was waiting for them on the platform, looking just as she used to, radiant, girlish, enthusiastic, bubbling over with fun.
• But the last of the direct line died out with old Uncle Jasper Carver and that left me the only living blood relation.
• A messenger boy was running up the steps of Carver House just ahead of them.
• They are in every feature Romans, as described by Carver, and patriotism their leading impulse.
• CHAPTER XXI THE WOOD CARVER A detective, like an actor or a soldier, must go on fighting and playing his part, regardless of personal feelings.
• The wood carver went on to express delight at being back in Paris, where his work would keep him three or four days.
• Doctor Joe, whose real name was Joseph Carver, was their nearest neighbour at Break Cove, ten miles down Eskimo Bay.
• But the man knew, and had known for several years, that on the road to Carver was the summer home of one Beatrice Farrar.
• Among them was Carver himself, and William Bradford was at once chosen to succeed him.
• Carver was equally eager to know Hugh, but he had no idea of how to go about getting acquainted with his son.
• Carver would have missed under such circumstances, and the lad came nowhere near hitting the game.
• The Minnesota strain was doubtless brought to Carver County by German farmers, by whom it has been grown in the neighborhood of Lake Waconia for nearly 20 years.
• In Minnesota it has been grown successfully in Carver County since 1886.
• At Engelberg had secured a position as a wood carver, and his livelihood was assured.
• His method of sculpture in the round was that of a carver of bas-reliefs.
• A carver takes a block of wood and sets out to make a vase.
• The carver cuts out the imperfect part and fits in a new piece of wood.
• And indeed I think they want a Carver, which I can be after as ugly a Manner as they can wish.
• Joyce had been transported for fourteen years, and Carver for life.
• Afterwards, with the air of a shy child, the clever carver came to me and offered me the chain as a gift.
• Table-forks, indeed, were unknown till a very modern date, but even knives were scarcely in use at Rome except by the professional carver at his stand.
• The skilful carver had given to each piece, and each pawn, too, a certain individuality.
• Carver was waiting impatiently for the arrival of traders with provisions, near the Thousand Lakes.
• In his trade as a carver of wood he has so much to do in imitating the human countenance that he understands the full power of expression.
• The most skilful carver will sometimes fail if conscious of being watched.
• With a little tact the hostess can easily engage the attention of her guests, that the carver may not be annoyed.
• The handle has a crook or guard on the end to enable the carver to grasp it more securely and use all the strength necessary.

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