twiers
/twaɪərz/
noun
- A tool used for twisting or turning something, especially in metalworking or wire-making.
- In the workshop, the apprentice learned to handle the twiers carefully to shape the copper wire.
- The jeweler reached for a small twiers to create a delicate loop in the silver chain.
- The blacksmith used a twiers to twist the hot iron rod into a decorative spiral.
- A person who twists or turns something, such as wire or fibers, as part of a manufacturing process.
- The twiers at the factory worked quickly to produce strong cables from thin strands of steel.
- As a skilled twiers, Maria could twist fibers into ropes faster than anyone else on the team.
- The old twiers taught his grandson the art of making sturdy ropes from natural fibers.