weatherer

English

Etymology

weather +‎ -er

Noun

weatherer (plural weatherers)

  1. One who weathers or withstands.
    • 2005, Marshal South, Diana Lindsay, Marshal South and the Ghost Mountain Chronicles, page 78:
      We feel a little sorry for the old monarch, weatherer of so many thousands of years of desert wind and sun and storm. But our regret is overbalanced by satisfaction at the greater space his going gives us.
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