grubbers
Those who root
Grubbers is the plural of grubber, which has several meanings tied to digging or grubbing.
A grubber is a tool for clearing roots and stumps from soil.
In rugby and Australian football, a grubber is a kick that bounces and rolls along the ground: He put in a perfect grubber that found touch.
Informally, grubbers can mean dirty or unkempt people.
Weeding and tilling implement
- mattockTwo-bladed digging implement
- spadeFlat-bladed digging implement
- trowelFlat blade for spreading
- cultivatorSoil-turning implement
weeder · fork · pickaxe · adze · rake · dibber · edger · transplanter
Unwanted wild plants
- rootsUnderground nutrient absorbers
- soilGround matter for planting
- earthSoil or electrical grounding
- turfGrass-covered earth surface
eradicate · extract · dislodge · remove · clear · pull · dig · unearth
Foot-delivered strike
- lowNot elevated
- bounceSpring back after impact
- groundSolid surface underfoot
- scrappyAggressively spirited despite odds
unpredictable · awkward · along the ground · chip · dribble
hoe
Weeding and tilling implement
cultivator · weeder · fork · pickaxe · adze · rake · dibber · edger · transplanter · hand cultivator
weeds
Unwanted wild plants
turf · eradicate · extract · dislodge · remove · clear · pull · dig · unearth · uproot
kick
Foot-delivered strike
scrappy · unpredictable · awkward · along the ground · chip · dribble
pincer
Grasping claw organ
claws · digging · burrowing · seabed · shellfish · crustacean
grubbersplanters
Vessels for cultivating vegetation
sowers · seeders · tree planters · cultivators · propagators
grubbersgivers
Those who donate
philanthropists · benefactors · donors · altruists · spendthrifts
- money grubberOne obsessed with accumulating wealth
- grade grubberStudent fixated on scores