caird

/kɛrd/
noun
  1. A traveling tinker or craftsman, especially in Scotland or Ireland, who repairs metal items.
    • The caird set up his small forge by the village green to mend pots and pans.
    • My grandmother remembered a caird coming to her farm every spring to sharpen the tools.
    • In old Scottish tales, a caird was often a wandering metalworker who traveled from town to town.
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