crabier

French

Etymology

From crabe (“crab”) +‎ -ier.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /kʁa.bje/
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Adjective

crabier (feminine crabière, masculine plural crabiers, feminine plural crabières)

  1. crabbing, crab-eating

Noun

crabier m (plural crabiers)

  1. a boat used for crab fishing
  2. pond heron

Descendants

  • Haitian Creole: krabye

Derived terms

  • chien crabier
  • coquillier-crabier
  • crabier à ventre roux
  • crabier blanc
  • crabier bois
  • crabier caiot
  • crabier chevelu
  • crabier commun
  • crabier de Gray
  • crabier de Mahon
  • crabier grosse tête
  • crabier-radar
  • grand crabier blanc
  • héron crabier
  • héron crabier chevelu
  • macaque crabier
  • phoque crabier
  • raton crabier
  • renard crabier

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