fallers
Timber harvest workers
Fallers is the plural of faller—one who falls or causes something to fall.
In logging, fallers are workers who cut down trees, also called fellers.
The term appears in contexts ranging from workplace safety statistics injured fallers in nursing homes to forestry operations The fallers worked the steep hillside all morning.
Professional tree fellers
- loggersPeople who fell trees
- woodcuttersThose who fell trees
- chainsawMotor-driven cutting tool
- axeBladed tool for chopping
timber · sawmill · forest · clearcut · stumps · bucking · limbing · skidder
Precise liquid dispensing tools
- losersUnsuccessful competitors
- slidersSmall hamburgers or adjustable controls
- downturnEconomic decline period
- decreaseBecome or make smaller
slump · plunge · tumble · drop · dip · slide · collapse · depreciation
lumberjacks
Professional tree fellers
- loggersPeople who fell trees
- woodcuttersThose who fell trees
- chainsawMotor-driven cutting tool
axe · timber · sawmill · forest · clearcut · stumps · bucking · limbing · skidder · sawdust
droppers
Precise liquid dispensing tools
- losersUnsuccessful competitors
- slidersSmall hamburgers or adjustable controls
- downturnEconomic decline period
decrease · slump · plunge · tumble · drop · dip · slide · collapse · depreciation · contraction
casualties
Those killed or wounded
slips · stumbles · hazard · safety · precaution · protection · liability · insurance · emergency · injury
- loggingloggers, lumberjacks, chainsaws, chainsaw, timber harvesting
- forestry jobsforester, lumberjack, logger, bucker, buckers
- lumberjackslumberjacks, loggers, woodcutters, sawyers, buckers
- Northwoods heritagelogging camps, lumberjacks, sawmills, lumber camps, timber industry
- steeplechasesteeplechase, steeplechaser, hurdle, hurdles, hurdler
- fallen apartBroken into pieces
- fallen asleepTransitioned into slumber
- fallen forBecome romantically attracted
- fallen leavesDropped deciduous foliage
- fallen offSeparated by dropping
- fallen downDropped to earth