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Someone who makes a lot?
Answer for the clue "Someone who makes a lot? ", 5 letters:
paver
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Word definitions for paver in dictionaries
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Paver \Pav"er\, n. One who paves; one who lays a pavement. [Written also pavier and pavior .]
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
A paver ( paver finisher , asphalt finisher , paving machine ) is a piece of construction equipment used to lay asphalt on roads, bridges, parking lots and other such places. It lays the asphalt flat and provides minor compaction before it is compacted ...
Usage examples of paver.
She tapped again and gave him the price per paver, before discount, after discount.
They take turns: First the paver paves one road, then the swamp washes out one.
She began to slap the stone in quick little rhythms as though the paver were a drum.
Grass grew from seams between the stone pavers, especially around the edges.
He had come to make pavers for a manor house in the region, and had let me play with the clay.
They had lain in a perfect sheaf across the marble pavers, black with a touch of rubies in the noonday sun.
Are you laying all those things down like pavers, trying to make some sort of path from one point to the next?
Freddie, who was flat down on the granite pavers, doing what the helicopters said, his hands above his head and his laptop between them.
Glad to be rescued from a discussion of her past, Olivia walked across the cool, roughtextured brick pavers that tiled the kitchen floor.
Lamar set the suitcases down on the brick pavers near the table and turned to face her, thrusting his hands into the front pockets of his jeans.
Roots had found cracks between the pavers, then expanded to lift them.
The pavers had been cut from naturally six-sided columns rather than shaped by the hand of man.
The Radisson is built of brick, the courtyard gray and red pavers, and a large blue banner out front welcomes a Methods and Models in Automation and Robotics meeting, and that is fortunate.
The floors were done in dull red Mexican pavers, sealed and polished to a high gloss.
The walls were of painted brick, once white but now gray, and the floor was covered with old brick pavers, cracked and chipped.