hollower
USHAH-loh-er/ˈhɑ.loʊ.ɚ/UKHO-loh-er/ˈhɒl.əʊ.ə/
Noun pluralhollowers
Pluralhollowers
- 1Comparative of hollow. Use this to say one thing is more hollow than another.
This dry log feels hollower than the one we found yesterday.
Her voice sounded hollower after the long, sad day.
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- 2A person or tool that makes the inside of something empty by carving or scooping it out.
Like a spoon that scoops out the inside of a melon.
The hollower carved out the center of the wooden bowl.
Workers used a hollower to scoop out the soft inner pulp.
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hollower is a form of hollow
hollow, adjective: Empty inside, having a space or hole in the middle. Full entry
- Spelling
- hollow → hollower: add -er
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Origin
From the word "hollow" plus "-er".