preemer
/ˈpriːmə/Weaving. Now historical and rare
noun
A person, especially a boy, whose task is to clean the teasel rods and handles at a cotton mill.
Origin
Early 19th century. From preem + -er.
- poverty-grass
- poverty-hardened
- poverty level
- poverty line
- poverty plant
- poverty pot
- poverty program
- poverty programme
- poverty shop
- poverty-smitten
- poverty-stricken
- poverty-struck
- poverty trap
- poverty-weed
- povidone iodine
- Povindah
- povo
- pow
- powan
- powder
- powderable
- powder bag
- powder barrel
- powder base
- powder-beater