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carver
(car¦ver)
Pronunciation:
/ˈkɑːvə/
noun
1
a person who carves a hard material professionally:
an ivory carver
2
a knife designed for slicing meat.
(
carvers
)
a knife and fork for slicing meat.
3
a person who cuts and serves the meat at a meal.
British
the principal chair, with arms, in a set of dining chairs, intended for the person carving meat.
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