Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
well-digger
noun
/ˈwɛlˌdɪɡər/

Definition
A well-digger is a person who drills or excavates wells to access groundwater.

Examples
- The well-digger worked all day to reach the aquifer.
- A skilled well-digger can significantly reduce the time needed to access clean water.
- After the drought, the well-digger was in high demand.

Meaning
The term refers to an individual who specializes in creating wells, typically for water sources, through drilling or digging.

Synonyms
- Water well driller
- Groundwater excavator
- Well constructor