bowyer

[ boh-yer ]

noun

1. a maker or seller of archers' bows.

bowyer

/ ˈbəʊjə /

noun

1. a person who makes or sells archery bows

Word History and Origins

Origin of bowyer¹

1150–1200; Middle English bogiere, bouwyer, bouer; bow ², -yer

Example Sentences

In August, Steve Bowyer, North Sea general manager of oil and gas producer, EnQuest, told me "resources, key equipment, drilling rigs and personnel" were already leaving the area because of high taxes, adding that his firm would be watching chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget "very closely."

From BBC

Lacy Nagao, the Chase the Vote Director for Turning Point Action, revealed during a session at Turning Point’s “People’s Convention” in June that Bowyer had met privately with Trump.

From Salon

“So we actually, our COO, Tyler Bowyer, met with the Trump campaign just a couple weeks ago and went over everything and they are completely on board. President Trump actually tweeted out something that was kind of funny, he said, ‘Everyone go apply for a job at Turning Point Action, be a ballot chaser.’

From Salon

But the federal criminal probe that targeted Mizuhara and Mathew Bowyer, his Orange County-based bookmaker — and cleared Ohtani of any wrongdoing — is ongoing, even as MLB has been forced to deal with more forbidden gambling.

From Los Angeles Times

Mizuhara and Bowyer are awaiting sentencing in federal court.

From Los Angeles Times