Historical Trades And Professions

noun a person who buys and sells horses

• The horse trader negotiated the terms of the sale with the buyer.
• The horse trader haggled over the price of the horse.
• The horse trader was wheelin' and dealin' at the auction.
• He's a real horse trader when it comes to making business deals.

noun a store that sells hardware, especially iron goods

• The ironmonger specializes in selling hardware and metal goods.
• I need to stop by the ironmonger to pick up some nails for my project.
• Let's hit up the ironmonger for some tools before we start working on the car.
• She was like an ironmonger, always ready with the right tool for any situation.

noun a person who makes, repairs, or sells saddles and other leather goods for horses

• The saddler carefully crafted a custom leather saddle for the horse.
• I heard that the saddler is working on a new batch of horse saddles.
• My friend's dad is a badass saddler who can fix any saddle in no time.
• As a saddler of emotions, she knew how to mend broken hearts with care and precision.

noun a person who makes or repairs clocks

• The clockmaker meticulously crafted each intricate gear by hand.
• My uncle is a talented clockmaker who can fix any old clock you bring him.
• I heard that new clockmaker in town is the real deal.
• As a clockmaker of memories, she carefully pieced together each moment to create a beautiful life story.

noun a person who makes or sells cutlery or other cutting tools

• The cutler displayed his skill in crafting fine knives and blades.
• My friend's dad is a cutler and he makes the coolest custom knives.
• I heard that new cutler in town is really sharp with his blade designs.
• The artist was a cutler of words, shaping his poems with precision and care.