Laborer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LABORER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who labors, also LABOURER
• a person doing unskilled manual work for wages
• One who labors in a toilsome occupation; a person who does work that requires strength rather than skill, as distinguished from that of an artisan.
• someone who works with their hands; someone engaged in manual labor
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that labors
• same as labourer

Words related to LABORER

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How to use LABORER in a sentence

• The wall of Chester and the bridge were kept in repair, according to the survey, by the service of one laborer for every hide of land in the county.
• A laborer serves his country as truly as does a soldier or a statesman, and a pension should be no more disgraceful in one case than in the other.
• And he was a very favored man in living to a good old age, wearing the harness of a Christian laborer and the armor of a Christian warrior until he was seventy-six.
• In a few days, each industrious laborer had mowed round him a circular space several times larger than himself.
• The miner for whom the young man worked had fallen sick and had gone out earlier than usual, so his laborer had finished the blast at which the employer had been at work.
• His name is noteworthy as first a fellow laborer and eventually a controversial antagonist of Luther.
• Taking advantage of the prejudice against labor, the attempt is now being made to begin this same system, by first operating on the poor black laborer.
• The soil was fertile, but no free laborer could live on it and compete with slave labor, on which all agriculture, all industry, all prosperity, in the South depended.
• The Irish or German laborer, even if he finally made his home in a city, had before him, while in the North, the alternative of a homestead on Western land.
• From a day laborer in a cotton-mill he had become principal owner of a plant that supported five thousand people.
• Within the same walls are gathered the virtuous and the depraved, the honest laborer and the thief.
• The accession of the Irish laborer increased largely the productive forces of the State.
• A designing Day Laborer and his Wife deliberately up and died, leaving a Chick of a Daughter, all helpless and alone.
• These the laborer cannot provide for himself and family.
• As I was returning to the city, a laborer followed me a little distance, and indicated that he wanted my name written on a piece of paper he was carrying.
• He remains not only a day laborer, but an occasional laborer, his periods of work interspersed with longer and longer periods of unemployment.
• Especially in times of industrial depression is a change of employment difficult for the laborer, involving for him much trouble and loss of time and money in moving.
• At first he did not know whether to rejoice or be sorry over the outcome of his encounter with the laborer.
• And as the rapid pulse of the motor was borne along the quiet avenue, the Italian laborer calmly appeared from around a corner, pushing a powerful-looking motor cycle before him.
• He accordingly went to her house, and offered himself to her as a day laborer.
• The rhythm of one laborer gains controlling importance for the others, who instinctively imitate him.
• In theory the laborer was furnishing capital, but in the majority of cases he was borrowing at least a part of this capital from some merchant.
• The retail merchant in this way entered on the scene as middle man between landlord and laborer.

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