Pronunciation: /ˈpɪrsər/
noun a person or thing that pierces or makes a hole in something
A1 The piercer at the jewelry store helped me pick out a new nose ring.
A2 The piercer used a sterilized needle to pierce my ear.
B1 The professional piercer explained the aftercare instructions for my new belly button piercing.
B2 The experienced piercer at the tattoo shop had a steady hand when piercing intricate designs.
C1 The skilled piercer at the body modification studio was known for their precision and artistry.
C2 The master piercer was sought after by celebrities for their unique and flawless piercings.
adjective describing something that is used for piercing or making holes
A1 She bought a new piercing jewelry from the piercer shop.
A2 The piercer needle was sterilized before being used on the customer.
B1 The piercer artist had a portfolio of intricate designs for clients to choose from.
B2 The piercer studio was known for its high-quality equipment and skilled staff.
C1 The piercer professional had years of experience and a loyal clientele.
C2 The piercer expert was renowned in the industry for their innovative techniques.
formal The piercer carefully sterilized the equipment before starting the procedure.
informal I heard that the new piercer at the shop is really talented.
slang I'm thinking of getting a new piercing, I heard the piercer at that place is lit.
figurative His words were like a sharp piercer, cutting through all the lies and revealing the truth.
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