warrener

[ wawr-uh-ner, wor- ]

noun

1. the keeper of a rabbit warren.

warrener

/ ˈwɒrənə /

noun

1. obsolete.
   a gamekeeper or keeper of a warren (sense 4)

Word History and Origins

Origin of warrener¹

Middle English word dating back to 1250–1300; warren, -er ¹

Example Sentences

He found Warrener and Wylde Payne there, and presently he began to tell "what a confounded mess he had made of it down stairs."

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The officers of Fort Warrener were assembled, as was the daily morning custom, in the presence of the colonel commanding.

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They were to have gone to Warrener immediately after the holidays, but January came and Nellie had not surrendered.

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Just what Mr. Van Antwerp would have said could he have seen the situation at Warrener is perhaps impossible to predict.

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There was his last letter, received only that day, urging, imploring her to leave Warrener forthwith.

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