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Definitions for Culler

[1] to choose; select; pick.
[2] to gather the choice things or parts from.
[3] to collect; gather; pluck.
[4] act of culling.
[5] something culled, especially something picked out and put aside as inferior.
[6] a person employed to cull animals
[7] Australian and NZ an animal, esp a sheep, designated for culling
[8] to choose or gather the best or required examples
[9] to take out (an animal, esp an inferior one) from a herd
[10] to reduce the size of (a herd or flock) by killing a proportion of its members
[11] to gather (flowers, fruit, etc)
[12] to cease to employ; get rid of
[13] the act or product of culling
[14] an inferior animal taken from a herd or group

Words nearby Culler

cullculicifuge, culicoides, culinarian, culinary, culion, cull, cullen, cullen's sign, cullender, culler, cullet

Origin of Culler

1300–50; Middle English coilen, cuilen, cullen < Anglo-French, Old French cuillir < Latin colligere to gather; see collect1

Words that may be confused with Culler

WORDS, THAT, MAY, BE, CONFUSED, WITH, cullcall, caul, cull

Other words from Culler

cull·er , noun
out·cull , verb (used with object)
o·ver·cull , verb (used with object)
un·culled , adjective

Word origin for Culler

C15: from Old French coillir to pick, from Latin colligere; see collect 1