grubber
/ˈɡrʌbər/
noun
- A tool or machine used for digging up roots or stumps from the ground.
- He used a grubber to clear the field of old roots.
- A heavy grubber is essential for preparing land for planting.
- The gardener bought a new grubber for removing stubborn weeds.
- A person who digs or grubs, especially for roots or food.
- The old grubber knew exactly where to find wild potatoes.
- The grubber worked all day in the hot sun removing tree stumps.
- In ancient times, a grubber would search the forest for edible roots.
- A person who works hard for small rewards or who is overly concerned with money.
- He was a penny grubber, always counting his coins.
- The miserly grubber refused to donate even a dollar to charity.
- Don't be such a grubber; share some of your snacks with your friends.
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