cultivator

an inveterate cultivator of beautiful gardens; a cultivator of valuable corporate contacts.

they were herders of cattle and cultivators of corn.

3, can be configured broadbanding rotary cultivator and a farming area that is a one-time increase and enhance efficiency.

A diligent cultivator tends to their garden every day.

The cultivator carefully selected the seeds for planting.

She is a skilled cultivator of rare plants.

The cultivator used organic methods to grow vegetables.

As a cultivator, he is knowledgeable about soil quality.

The cultivator patiently waited for the crops to ripen.

She is a dedicated cultivator of bonsai trees.

The cultivator used traditional farming techniques passed down through generations.

To be a successful cultivator, one must understand the needs of different plants.

The cultivator's hard work paid off with a bountiful harvest.

In contrast, the small cultivator is working only a few acres of land.

No plodding cultivator of a thankless Muse, Dickens enjoyed not only the fruits of his work but the work itself.

Job had the cultivators all set up at last.

" Those cultivators have come. You'd better help Uncle Job put them up" .

" You'd better be glad you're not a boll-weevil waiting on those cultivators, " I says.

In this respect, therefore, the class of cultivators can have no sort of advantage over that of artificers and manufacturers.

Nations, therefore, which, like France or England, consist in a great measure, of proprietors and cultivators, can be enriched by industry and enjoyment.

German efficiency gets its results by impressing women as cultivators — depressing bent figures that are in themselves a sufficient criticism upon any civilization.

The second is the class of the cultivators, of farmers and country labourers, whom they honour with the peculiar appellation of the productive class.

2 Later she again gave birth, to his brother Abel. Abel became a shepherd of the flock, but Cain became a cultivator of the ground.