Laborer
Pronunciation of Laborer
/lˈe͡ɪbəɹə/, /lˈeɪbəɹə/, /l_ˈeɪ_b_ə_ɹ_ə/
Synonyms for laborer:
Sense 1
joiner, peasant, Workingman, mason, roofer, builder, tiler, operator, bricklayer, working girl, Workwoman, wetback, plasterer, workingwoman, thresher, lumberman, lumberjack.
Sense 2
harvester, hardhat, workman.
Sense 3
machine.
docker
stevedore.
excavator
miner.
handyman
jack of all trades.
hard worker
jack of all trades
man-of-all-work, handyman.
laborer
roustabout.
miner
pitman.
recipient
payee.
wage earner
woodworker
carpenter.
worker
Other synonyms and related words:
diddlysquat, working girl, slavey, carpenter, joiner, dogsbody, drudge, manual laborer, mariner, jackfruit, lumberman, builder, plasterer, mason, hardhat, seaman, toiler, squat, workman, jak, diddly, breadwinner, workingwoman, tiler, stevedore, slogger, peasant, handyman, Workingman, roustabout, jack, labourer, plugger, Workwoman, Drudger, grunt, operator, fag, gob, lumberjack, machine, bricklayer, man-of-all-work.
Sense 1 (noun)
roofer, mason, tiler, plasterer, bricklayer, joiner, builder, hardhat.
Sense 2 (noun)
working girl, Workingman, Workwoman, workman, workingwoman, roustabout.
assistant (noun)
adjunct, abettor, underling, ancillary, attorney, Aider, flunky, aide-de-camp, patsy, extra, partner, accessory, deputy, subordinate, follower, proxy, helpmate, henchman, lieutenant, chaperone, junior, backer, acolyte, second, agent, employee, benefactor, servant, menial, accomplice, minion, aide, hireling, functionary, auxiliary, assistant, helper, attendant, associate, stooge.
drudge (noun)
laborer (noun)
jack, manual laborer, labourer.
person (noun)
jack, manual laborer, labourer.
servant (noun)
chattel, worker, serf, helping hand, peon, hand, volunteer, vassal, subject, pawn, aid, help.
wage earner (noun)
worker (noun)
peon, hireling, stevedore, miner, drudge, hand, grunt, toiler.
Usage examples for laborer:
- On the other extreme was the agricultural laborer working for wages. - "Our Legal Heritage, 4th Ed.", S. A. Reilly.
- During the fifteen years of his connection with the Conference, he has been an earnest and successful laborer, making full proof of his Ministry. - "Thirty Years in the Itinerancy", Wesson Gage Miller.
- My grandfather was little better than a laborer, and but for what I've done you might be a clerk at a pound a week, and a bad clerk, too! - "Ovington's Bank", Stanley J. Weyman.