beader

[ bee-der ]

nounCarpentry.

Origin of beader

First recorded in 1880–85; bead + -er¹

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The beaders were shut in their quarters till I got through, or they crawled under.
Working With the Working Woman | Cornelia Stratton Parker
They had left their former jobs to come to this factory in answer to an “ad” for crochet beaders.
Working With the Working Woman | Cornelia Stratton Parker
The bright girl “framed-up” the goods for the beaders to work on.
Working With the Working Woman | Cornelia Stratton Parker

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