Crossword-Solution: GRAZIER 7 letters, 7 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 17

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Grazier n. One who pastures cattle, and rears them for market.

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AUSTRALIAN sheep farmer 1 answer
AUSTRALIAN stock-farmer 1 answer
person who feeds cattle for market 1 answer
sheep-farmer 1 answer
RURAL property owner 2 answers
Cattleman. 17 answers
Rancher 26 answers
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Hint 1 meaning
The old plural of Eye.
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John Backus, I guessed, from his clothes and his looks, that he was a grazier or farmer from the backwoods of some western State--doubtless Ohio--and afterward when he dropped into his personal history and I discovered that he _was _a cattle-raiser from interior Ohio, I was so pleased with my own penetration that I warmed toward him for verifying my instinct.
Life On The Mississippi, Complete Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens) 2006
She’s the daughter of one Isaac Foster, who from a small farmer has sunk into a shepherd; the beginning of his misfortunes dating from his runaway marriage with the cook of his widowed father--a well-to-do, apoplectic grazier, who passionately struck his name off his will, and had been heard to utter threats against his life.
Amy Foster Joseph Conrad 1996
Philemon having paused a while, Returned 'em thanks in homely style; Then said, "My house is grown so fine, Methinks I still would call it mine: I'm old, and fain would live at ease, Make me the Parson, if you please." He spoke, and presently he feels His grazier's coat fall down his heels; He sees, yet hardly can believe, About each arm a pudding sleeve; His waistcoat to a cassock grew, And both assumed a sable hue; But being old, continued just As thread-bare, and as full of dust.
The Battle of the Books Jonathan Swift 2007
Now and then a big fellow made an offer, and held out his hand for a little Pictish grazier to give it a slap—a cattle bargain being concluded by a slap of the hand—but the Welshman generally turned away, with a half resentful exclamation.
Wild Wales George Borrow 1996
His father was a butcher and grazier; and Shakespeare himself is supposed to have been in early life a woolcomber; whilst others aver that he was an usher in a school and afterwards a scrivener’s clerk.
Self-Help Samuel Smiles 1997
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Used 1 time in crossword archives (1977).