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WordNet 3.0

  1. n. someone whose occupation is making or repairing clocks and watches

Examples

  • “Lory had not found the gold, he had not pieced together with the patience of a clocksmith the wheels within wheels that Colonel Gilbert had constructed through the careful years.”

    The Isle of Unrest

  • “I've been forced to send my watch to the clocksmith.”

    English Dialects From the Eighth Century to the Present Day

  • “Inspired by what he had learned of Whitney's undertaking, Eli Terry, a clocksmith of Plymouth, Connecticut, announced that he was building five hundred clocks - all of the same, identical design - which he would sell for around $10 each, as against the customary price of”

    Mises Institute Daily Articles (Full-text version)

  • “Matt Smith measures time the way you'd expect a clocksmith to measure it.”

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  • “He compares the intricate craftsmanship of a top programmer with that of a master clocksmith: "You go into a hole and work 80 hours a week for eight months, then come out of the hole and take a break to recharge your batteries.”

    Fast Company

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