Crossword clues for parer
parer
- Peeling tool
- Potato-peeling implement
- Peeling device
- Kitchen cutter
- Fruit-peeling device
- Apple tool
- Vegetable knife
- Small kitchen knife
- Peeling knife
- KP gadget
- It gets under the skin
- Fruit gadget
- Tool helpful for crisps and pies
- Tool for KP duty
- Stripping device
- Rind-removing utensil
- Rind-removing tool
- Rind-removal device
- Remover of rinds
- Prep cook's tool
- Prep chef's tool
- Potato whittler
- Potato peeler, essentially
- Peeling implement
- Peeling gizmo
- Peel-removing tool
- One knife in a knife collection
- Layer cutter
- KP utensil
- KP implement
- Kitchen instrument
- Kitchen cut-up
- Galley gadget
- Fruit lover's gadget
- Certain knife
- Kitchen gizmo
- Cutting utensil
- Cutter
- Kitchen utensil
- Knife, maybe
- Kitchen gadget for apples
- Apple gadget
- Kitchen implement
- Tool for someone on KP duty
- One stripping on a kitchen counter
- Gadget for someone on K.P. duty
- Kitchen tool
- Certain kitchen knife
- Peeling gadget
- Kitchen doohickey
- A manicurist who trims the fingernails
- Kitchen device
- Corer's cousin
- Kitchen knife
- Peeling utensil
- A cook at times
- K.P. utensil
- One of the kitchen police
- Kitchen aid
- He whittles while he works
- K.P. tool
- Rind remover
- K.P. gadget
- Sound of matchmaker’s cutting tool?
- Cook's utensil
- KP tool
- Chef's implement
- Apple utensil
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Parer
Parer \Par"er\, n. [From Pare, v. t.] One who, or that which, pares; an instrument for paring.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
parer
1570s, agent noun from pare (v.).
Wiktionary
parer
n. A tool used to pare things.
WordNet
parer
n. a manicurist who trims the fingernails
a small sharp knife used in paring fruits or vegetables [syn: paring knife]
Usage examples of "parer".
In his present state, the old man must at least have friends about him, and not cold-blooded pinchers and parers, who had come to dislike him because of his relation to the Trent girls.
We equipped them with apple parers, corers and slicers and set them to work in the basement of the haymaker.
He'd laugh occasionally as he tried to figure out something -an eyelash curler or a broken antique apple parer that Rune bought because she thought it was a medieval weapon.