forester
Zoology. an animal of the forest.
a large, gray kangaroo, Macropus canguru.
any moth of the family Agaristidae, typically black with two yellowish or whitish spots on each wing.
Origin of forester
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C(ecil) S(cott), 1899–1966, English novelist and journalist.
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How to use forester in a sentence
This economical little unibody crossover, which is about the size of a Subaru forester, is fitted with true four-wheel drive and available with a locking rear differential.
Thanks to Mitty, I began to fancy myself an amateur forester or dendrologist.
Traveling through the pandemic in the company of dogs | Walter Nicklin | December 18, 2020 | Washington PostThat differentiates buying a bike from purchasing a simple car like a Toyota Corolla or Subaru forester—you’re thinking more about comfort, capability, and image than you do with a four-wheel vehicle.
I rode an electric motorcycle for the first time. Here’s what I learned. | Rob Verger | December 10, 2020 | Popular-Scienceforester also noted that Henderson and Orange were listed first and second on the ballot.
How Christina Henderson won a D.C. Council seat: Outreach to women, moderate police views and a positive campaign | Julie Zauzmer, Fenit Nirappil | November 4, 2020 | Washington PostA citizens group of 70 teachers, nurses, water managers, foresters and others last week also announced plans to introduce a ballot initiative, citing the investigation’s findings.
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown Calls for Audit After Our Reporting on a State Institute That Lobbied for the Timber Industry | by Tony Schick, OPB, and Rob Davis, The Oregonian/OregonLive | September 2, 2020 | ProPublica
Cumming and Tom grew up in rural Scotland, on the estate in Angus where his father was head forester.
Payment Deferred By C.S. forester One of the best suspense stories ever written.
Book Bag: Mary Higgins Clark’s Favorite Chilling Thrillers | Mary Higgins Clark | April 16, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTThe Pursued By C.S. forester The only novel on the list that was lost unintentionally.
Jack Kerouac’s ‘The Sea Is My Brother’ and Other Lost Novels | Sarah Stodola | March 21, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTforester says that Gardner would have already been gearing up for a night on the town, not looking at fish.
His wife, Lynn forester de Rothschild, also posed, a little later.
Alice was not a little proud of this, and of the praises she received from Edward and the old forester.
The Children of the New Forest | Captain MarryatEdward was a little surprised as well as pleased at this condescension on her part towards a forester.
The Children of the New Forest | Captain MarryatYou are born for better things than to remain an obscure forester, and perhaps a deer-stalker.
The Children of the New Forest | Captain MarryatSurely he cannot wish to gain me over to his party; that were indeed ridiculous—a young forester—a youth unknown.
The Children of the New Forest | Captain MarryatHe works, of course, under direct instruction from the District forester and is responsible to him.
Our National Forests | Richard H. Douai Boerker
British Dictionary definitions for forester (1 of 2)
/ (ˈfɒrɪstə) /
a person skilled in forestry or in charge of a forest
any of various Old World moths of the genus Ino, characterized by brilliant metallic green wings: family Zygaenidae
a person or animal that lives in a forest
(capital) a member of the Ancient Order of Foresters, a friendly society
British Dictionary definitions for Forester (2 of 2)
/ (ˈfɒrɪstə) /
C (ecil) S (cott) 1899–1966, English novelist; creator of Captain Horatio Hornblower in a series of novels on the Napoleonic Wars
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