turner
nounHow many syllables in turner?
There are 2 syllables in the word turner.How to pronounce turner:
Definition of turner:
- turner (noun):
- one that turns or is used for turning
- a person who forms articles with a lathe
- noun. United States endocrinologist (1892-1970).
Synonyms for turner:
acrobat
exerciser
food turner
frederick jackson turner
gymnast
henry hubert turner
joseph mallord william turner
nat turner
skilled worker
trained worker
tumbler
Antonyms for turner:
clod
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