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Moller

Noun (Singular): moller

Noun (Plural): mollers

Verb (Base form): moller

Verb (Third person singular): mollers

Definition:

A moller refers to a person who specializes in gathering and selling mussels or other shellfish.

Senses:

1. Noun: A molluscan shellfish found in marine environments.

2. Noun: A person who deliberately or inadvertently gathers and sells mussels or other types of shellfish.

3. Verb: To gather or collect mussels or other types of shellfish.

4. Verb: To sell or trade gathered mussels or other types of shellfish.

Examples:

Noun Sense 1:

  1. The moller was a rare species found only on the northeastern coast.
  2. We found a beautiful moller shell during our beach walk.
  3. She collected various mollers to add to her seashell collection.

Noun Sense 2:

  1. The local moller arrived at the seafood market with his fresh catch of mussels.
  2. As a moller, he knew all the best spots to harvest shellfish.
  3. Her father was a renowned moller who taught her the tricks of the trade.

Verb Sense 3:

  1. They moller during the low tide to gather fresh mussels for dinner.
  2. He enjoyed mollering along the coast on sunny afternoons.
  3. She learned how to moller from her grandfather when she was young.

Verb Sense 4:

  1. The local fisherman mollers his daily catch to the nearby restaurants.
  2. They moller the shellfish to support their livelihood.
  3. She mollers her harvest at the farmers' market every weekend.

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