Sue Fowler of Maryland traveled to the states with her parents when she was a teenager in the 1960s.
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Fowler
//ˈfaʊlə(ɹ)//
Synonyms for "fowler" (2 found)
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25 translations across 20 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- ἰξευτής noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 捕鸟者 noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Estonian
1 entries- linnukütt noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
French
1 entries- oiseleur noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
German
4 entries- Vogelfänger noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
- Vogelfängerin noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
- Vogeljäger noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
- Vogeljägerin noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Hungarian
1 entries- madarász noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Irish
1 entries- foghlaeir noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Japanese
1 entries- 鳥狩り noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Latin
1 entries- auceps noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Middle English
1 entries- foulere noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Middle Scots
1 entries- foular noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Ottoman Turkish
1 entries- قوشجی noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Polish
1 entries- ptasznik noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Romanian
1 entries- păsărar noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Scottish Gaelic
1 entries- eunadair noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Swedish
1 entries- fågelfängare noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Turkish
1 entries- kuşçu noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Ugaritic
1 entries- 𐎊𐎖𐎌 noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Volapük
3 entries- bödifanan noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
- bödihifanan noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
- bödijifanan noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Welsh
1 entries- adarwr noun (a hunter of wildfowl)
Sample sentences
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Fowler rode a donkey all the way to the bottom of the Grand Canyon.
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Fowler has visited 48 states, with Hawaii and Alaska to go.
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Our soul is escaped as a bird out of the snare of the fowlers: the snare is broken, and we are escaped
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