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▪ I. † ˈchanneller1 Obs. rare—1.
[f. channel n.1 + -er1.]
A fisherman or mariner in a channel.
1574Bourne Regiment for Sea 60 b, For them that are Channellers or occupiers amongst sandes and banks..it is good for them to sounde the channelles.
▪ II. channeller2, channeler|ˈtʃænələ(r)|
[f. channel v. + -er1.]
A machine for cutting channels or grooves in rock in quarrying. Used chiefly with a qualifying word, as bar-channeller, one in which the cutters are attached to a bar or carriage; rock-channeller; track-channeller (track n. 14).
1897Review Rev. Nov. 567 What are called channellers have been utilized. |