piercers
/ˈpɪrsərz/
noun
- People who make holes in a part of the body for wearing jewelry, such as earrings or nose rings.
- She thanked the piercers for making the process quick and almost painless.
- Many piercers recommend waiting several weeks before changing a new piercing.
- The piercers at the shop were very professional and used sterile equipment.
- Tools or devices used to make holes, especially in leather, metal, or other materials.
- The leatherworker used a set of sharp piercers to create holes for the belt.
- These industrial piercers can cut through thick sheets of metal.
- The craft kit included several small piercers for making holes in fabric.
- Things that penetrate or cut through something, such as sharp objects or sounds.
- The piercers of the cold wind made everyone shiver on the hike.
- Thorns acted as natural piercers, protecting the plant from animals.
- The high-pitched piercers of the alarm woke the entire building.