shorer
English
Etymology
From
shore
+
-er
.
Noun
shorer
(
plural
shorers
)
Someone or something that
shores
or props up.
References
“
shorer
”, in
Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary
, Springfield, Mass.:
G. & C. Merriam
,
1913
,
→OCLC
.
Anagrams
Hoerrs
,
Rohers
,
Roehrs