Pronunciation: /ˈfɜriər/
noun a person who makes, repairs, or sells fur garments
A1 The furrier cleaned and repaired my favorite coat.
A2 I took my old fur coat to the furrier to have it restyled.
B1 The furrier specializes in creating custom-made fur garments.
B2 The furrier used high-quality materials to craft a luxurious fur stole.
C1 After years of working as a furrier, he opened his own boutique.
C2 The renowned furrier was known for his exquisite designs and attention to detail.
adjective comparative form of the adjective 'furry', meaning covered with fur or resembling fur
A1 She bought a furrier coat for the winter.
A2 The furrier fabric kept her warm on the cold night.
B1 The furrier lining of the jacket added a touch of luxury.
B2 The furrier trim on the collar made the coat stand out.
C1 The furrier material used in the design was of the highest quality.
C2 The furrier details of the garment showcased the designer's skill.
formal The furrier carefully selected the finest mink pelts for his luxurious coats.
informal My aunt is a furrier and she makes the softest hats and scarves.
slang I heard that furrier is having a big sale on faux fur jackets.
figurative His skills as a furrier in crafting the perfect fur coat are unmatched.
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