apiarist
a person who keeps an apiary.
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How to use apiarist in a sentence
The big migration usually begins in January, with apiarists hauling hive-laden pallets to orchards on flatbed trucks and hoisting them off with forklifts.
Bee theft is almost a perfect crime—but there’s a new sheriff in town | Andrew Zaleski | February 9, 2021 | Popular-ScienceAn apiarist, he lives in Austin, with his wife, Lorin, their three children, and a hyperactive bird dog named Biscuit.
Grelet was a skilled apiarist, and replenished his melliferous flocks by wild swarms enticed from the forests.
White Shadows in the South Seas | Frederick O'BrienLET us rather consider the proceedings of the swarm the apiarist shall have gathered into his hive.
The Life of the Bee | Maurice MaeterlinckThough I am, as I have said, an apiarist in good standing, I never realised that there were so many bees in the world.
A Diversity of Creatures | Rudyard Kipling
Mr. Ernest Scholl, now Assistant and apiarist, has furnished material as shown herein.
Texas Honey Plants | C. E. Sanborn
British Dictionary definitions for apiarist
/ (ˈeɪpɪərɪst) /
a person who studies or keeps bees
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