retrencher
/rɪˈtrɛn(t)ʃə/noun
A person who retrenches something; especially a person who reduces or cuts down on something.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in John Gother (d. 1704). From retrench + -er.
- well covered
- well crafted
- well-crammed
- well crank
- well-creamed
- well-created
- well-crested
- well-cropped
- well-crushed
- well-cultivated
- well-cultured
- well curb
- well-curb
- well-cured
- well-curled
- well-curried
- well-curved
- well-cushioned
- well-customed
- well cut
- well day
- well-dealt
- well deck
- well-decked
- well-decker