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Fletcher

Noun - Person

A fletcher refers to a person who crafts arrows, typically made from wood, and attaches the arrowheads and feathers to them.

Example: The skilled fletcher carefully selected the perfect piece of wood to create high-quality arrows.

Noun - Place

Fletcher can also refer to a place name, usually a surname or a geographic location.

Example: The Fletchers, a family of skilled archers, originated from the small town of Fletcher in England.

Noun - Popular Culture

In popular culture, Fletcher is associated with the character "Fletcher Reede," a lawyer played by Jim Carrey in the movie "Liar Liar" (1997). Fletcher Reede is unable to lie for a whole day due to his son's magical birthday wish.

Example: In the comedy film "Liar Liar," Fletcher Reede, a habitual liar, finds himself in hilarious situations when he is forced to tell the truth.

Noun - Local Term

In certain regions, "Fletcher" is a slang term used to refer to someone who is skilled at manipulating or fixing things.

Example: We call him "MacGyver" because he's the ultimate fletcher when it comes to repairing gadgets with limited resources!

Verb

As a verb, "to fletcher" means to attach feathers or fins to an arrow or a dart to improve its accuracy during flight.

Example: The hunter skillfully fletchered his arrows to ensure they flew straight and hit their target.

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