Associations to the word «Forester»
Noun
- Nymph
- Retainer
- Lew
- Benton
- Worcester
- Elsie
- Scarlet
- Axe
- Industrialist
- Muller
- Trench
- Damsel
- Brigade
- Aubrey
- Steward
- Rifleman
- Brooke
- Keeper
- Hut
- Ranger
- Derby
- Territorial
- Fanny
- Botany
- Grower
- Farmer
- Sheriff
- Domesday
- Tinker
- Thicket
- Tree
- Fellows
- Hms
- Midland
- Boar
- Sufferer
- Tread
- Convoy
- Ludwig
- Cyclist
- Graves
- Marlin
- Ale
- Lookout
- Wicket
- Badge
- Cot
- Bow
- Victoria
- Cruiser
- Matilda
- Wiltshire
- Wildlife
- Pine
- Oar
- Bridget
- Planting
- Bridle
- Ecosystem
- Conservation
- Geologist
- Hunter
- Miner
- Chateau
- Lynn
- Cottage
- Compass
- Shovel
- Chevrolet
- Exclamation
- Novel
- Philanthropist
- Cambridge
- Sonnet
- Escort
- Injunction
- Johann
- Abbot
- Destroyer
- Sister
- Wilderness
- Infantry
Wiktionary
FORESTER, noun. A person who practices forestry.
FORESTER, noun. (obsolete or colloquial) A person who lives in a forest.
FORESTER, noun. A moth in the family Zygaenidae.
FORESTER, proper noun. An occupational surname for someone who lived, or worked in a forest.
FORESTER, proper noun. A pupil of Forest School in Walthamstow
Dictionary definition
FORESTER, noun. English writer of adventure novels featuring Captain Horatio Hornblower (1899-1966).
FORESTER, noun. Someone trained in forestry.
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