concreter
USkon-KREET-er/ˌkɑnˈkɹiːtɚ/UKKON-kreet-er/ˈkɒnkɹiːtə/
Pluralconcreters
Pluralconcreters
- 1A worker whose job is pouring and finishing wet concrete.
Like a baker shaping dough, but with wet concrete that soon turns hard.
The concreter smoothed the wet path before it dried.
We hired two concreters to lay the new driveway.
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- 2Comparative form of concrete. This form is rare, and most people say more concrete instead.
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- 3A machine that boils sugar syrup to remove water and make it thicker.
Like boiling a pot of sauce for a long time so it gets thick.
The factory used a concreter to thicken the cane syrup.
Workers fed fresh syrup into the concreter all day.
Similarevaporator, concentrator
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concreter is a form of concrete
concrete, adjective: Dealing with real things you can see or touch, rather than ideas or types. Full entry
- Forms
- concreteconcreter comparativeconcretest superlative
- Spelling
- concrete → concreter: add -r
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Origins
Meaning 1
From the noun "concrete" plus "-er".
Meaning 3
From the verb "concrete" plus "-er".
Meaning 2
From the adjective "concrete" plus "-er".